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Pascal Siakam: "It is all love. I have always said this is home for me. I love everything and everyone that I have always seen is always been love. Everyone is going in their own directions and I am super proud to be a Pacer and the stuff that we are able to do. We have great aspirations and I hope to continue to achieve more in my career."

Channing Frye: "Nick Nurse, one thing that's not taking into consideration is Nick Nurse is a beast. And so when you add all these personalities to a team, Joel Embiid, Tyrese Maxey, you know, Bron, VJ Edgecombe, you know, Jaylen Brown, you need a coach that can handle all that that's going to put them in the right situation. A lot of them, everyone's going to talk about usage rate, but Nick Nurse made it work in Toronto with, you know, OG Anunoby, Pascal Siakam, Kyle Lowry and Kawhi Leonard."

Pascal Siakam on Instagram congratulates former Raptors teammate Kyle Lowry on his career and retirement:
— Tony East (@tonyreast.bsky.social) 2026-07-07T19:07:37.877Z

The last sentence of the Los Angeles Lakers’ press release announcing the selection of Cameron Carr last month said he will wear jersey No. 43. Only seven Lakers have worn that number in the 65 years of the franchise’s existence in Los Angeles, with the most recent being Brian Cook in 2007. Indiana Pacers All-Star forward Siakam and former NBA stars Daugherty and Sikma are some of the league’s most notable No. 43s.

However, that has now affected my standing with NBA PR as well. I would have been the only Indianapolis media member in Los Angeles last February to cover Pascal Siakam’s fourth All-Star appearance, but that credential request was declined for the first time. The same thing happened last month for the NBA Draft Lottery, despite my radio partner, 107.5 The Fan (the flagship station of the team), wanting to include my coverage in its Monday morning program.
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Anunoby, despite being robbed of an opportunity that some players 15 years his senior never got to experience, remembers that time fondly. He looks back and reflects on all that he learned from his teammates about how to be a pro, how to prepare at the sport’s highest level. The players on that team were so influential on who Anunoby is today that he wanted to list the entire roster, as many as he could recall while put on the spot, to show appreciation for what that experience meant to him as he sat on the sideline and they went to fight on his behalf. “Jeremy Lin was a great teammate,” Anunoby said. “I had Jodie Meeks, Norm Powell, Fred VanVleet, Marc Gasol, Serge Ibaka, Kyle Lowry, Kawhi Leonard, Pascal Siakam and Danny Green. I learned a lot from those guys. I learned so much being out.”

Indiana Pacers: Andrew Nembhard and Pascal Siakam checkin' in from the Lucas Oil 500 Festival Parade
Andrew Nembhard and Pascal Siakam checkin' in from the Lucas Oil 500 Festival Parade 👋 pic.twitter.com/TJIq1cLEhR
— Indiana Pacers (@Pacers) May 23, 2026

Dustin Dopirak: Pascal Siakam ruled out for Sunday’s game against Cleveland. Left ankle sprain the listed reason. Aaron Nesmith, Andrew Nembhard, TJ McConnell also out. Ben Sheppard and Jarace Walker questionable

Dustin Dopirak: Pascal Siakam: "I don't think I realized how many times we lost at home in a row. It's tough. You don't want to be in this situation. Our fans deserved better. The support has been amazing."

Dustin Dopirak: Pascal Siakam: "We're gonna learn a lot. And I hope we learn a lot from this season. ... For the past couple of years here we've done a lot of winning." Says sometimes you need to lose to be reminded what it takes to win.
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Scott Agness: Pacers beat the Heat 135-118 for their first home win since Jan. 31 over Hawks. Dominated the 4Q 27-11. Pascal Siakam had 30-11-6, Micah Potter scored 21 (5/6 from range), and Kobe Brown added 18. Next: Final road trip of the season: Chicago, Charlotte, Cleveland.

Dustin Dopirak: Carlisle says Pascal Siakam, Andrew Nembhard and T.J. McConnell will be available. Says Aaron Nesmith has been dealing with the cervical strain for the last two games and woke up this morning and it was clear he wasn't in a good spot with it.

Tony East: Rick Carlisle said pregame in San Antonio that Andrew Nembhard and Pascal Siakam are going to play tonight.

Myles Turner: “I couldn’t tell Tyrese, Pascal, Obi, TJ, or any of those guys what was really going on at the time because, one, it’s basically a breach when you’re in active negotiations. And two, I couldn’t show my hand. If I told them what was up, then all of a sudden it gets back to the front office like, ‘Oh, Myles, you’ve got this going on,’ and that could mess up my whole free-agency process. And mind you, this was my first time ever being a free agent—an unrestricted free agent. So I had to cherish that opportunity to choose, and I was going to take full advantage of it.”