Mike Facci is joined by Derek Schultz to break down the Pacers’ loss to the Trail Blazers — a defeat that marks Indiana’s 15th straight loss, extending a franchise-worst skid.

Despite the result, there were some intriguing developments.

The guys discuss Jalen Slawson’s career night, as he stepped up in a big way and made the most of his opportunity. They also highlight how the third unit nearly sparked an unlikely comeback, showing energy and fight late in the game.

Facci and Derek dive into:

A brutal stretch continues… but there are still things worth watching.

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Alex Golden is joined by Brad and Ryan Knight of Pacers Post Up to break down a historically bad night for Indiana.

The Pacers drop their 14th straight game, setting a new franchise record for the longest losing streak. The guys start by unpacking how it happened, what went wrong in this latest loss, and why this stretch has spiraled the way it has.

Then, the episode shifts into full evaluation mode.

Alex, Brad and Ryan play a game of “Should He Stay or Should He Go?”, going through the bottom 11 players on the roster and debating who should realistically be part of the team next season.

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Alex Golden is joined by Kevin Bowen for a deep dive into one of the most consequential moves the Pacers have made in recent years.

The guys start by evaluating Bennedict Mathurin’s play since being traded to the Clippers, looking at how he’s fitting into his new situation and whether early returns are matching expectations.

Then they shift to Indiana, breaking down Ivica Zubac’s first three games as a Pacer and what early signs suggest about his long-term fit with the roster.

Alex and Kevin also discuss the risk versus reward of the trade, why the move could define the Pacers’ next era, and how it feels like many of Indiana’s future eggs are now in one basket.

To close, the conversation turns toward the offseason: what this roster still needs next year—especially if the Pacers don’t land a Top-4 pick in the draft.

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The Pacers drop their 13th straight game, marking the second 13-game losing streak of the season — the longest stretch of losses in franchise history.

Alex and Facci break down the game, including Aaron Nesmith setting a new career high, providing one of the few bright spots on a difficult night for Indiana.

The guys also discuss:

And of course… the guys close things out with two Tankathon simulations for Friday’s game and today’s matchup to see what the lottery luck might look like.

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Mike Facci is joined by Mark Montieth to discuss Ivica Zubac making his Indiana Pacers debut, giving fans their first look at the team’s new center and how he fits into the offense and defense moving forward.

The debut, however, came during a rough stretch for Indiana as the Pacers dropped their 11th straight game. Facci and Montieth break down what they saw from Zubac in his first appearance and what expectations should realistically be for him going forward.

The conversation then zooms out as Mark shares perspective on previous struggling Pacers teams, comparing this stretch to other difficult seasons in franchise history and what ultimately helped those teams turn things around.

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Alex Golden is joined by Kent Sterling for a wide-ranging episode of Setting The Pace.

The guys begin by diving into the Top 4 prospects in the upcoming NBA Draft (pre–March Madness) and debating which player would fit best with the Pacers. They also discuss whether a rookie could realistically step in and start over one of Indiana’s established players, or if the team would ease a top pick into the rotation.

Then things get a little spicy.

Kent shares his Top 5 dumbest quotes from Myles Turner, sparking a conversation about Turner’s tenure in Indiana and why, in hindsight, his departure may have been the right move for the franchise long-term.

To close the show, the guys turn their attention to Jarace Walker, discussing why this season could end up being the turning point in his development and what his growth could mean for the Pacers moving forward.

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Alex Golden is joined by David Cole to recap the “Battle for the Bottom” matchup, as the Pacers fall to the Kings and officially secure the worst record in the NBA.

The guys break down the game, including Devin Carter erupting for 24 second-half points to power Sacramento to the comeback victory. They also highlight some strong performances from Indiana despite the loss, including Aaron Nesmith setting a first-half career high, Kam Jones knocking down a career-high number of threes, and Obi Toppin continuing to see increased minutes since returning from injury.

To close the show, Alex and David have some fun with a “First Overall Picks Draft”, selecting from the #1 picks between 2017–2026 to build their ideal starting fives.

Game recap, lottery implications, player performances and a fun draft exercise to wrap things up.

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Alex Golden and Mike Facci are joined by FanDuel Sports Network’s Jeremiah Johnson for a wide-ranging conversation about the current state of the Indiana Pacers.

Jeremiah shares his perspective from being around the team all season, discussing where things currently stand, what he’s seen from the roster, and how the Pacers could be positioned moving forward.

Then the conversation shifts to something a little more fun.

The guys debate their Mt. Rushmore of visiting NBA arenas — the road environments that stand out most across the league — along with a few travel stories along the way.

And of course… laughs were had with several "white noise" jokes.

A great mix of Pacers insight, NBA travel talk and plenty of laughs with one of the most familiar voices around the team.

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The Pacers drop their 9th straight game, and Alex and Facci are back to break it all down on Setting The Pace.

The guys start with a recap of the latest loss and what continues to go wrong during Indiana’s extended skid. But with the season nearing its end, the conversation quickly shifts to evaluating the roster as a whole.

Who has been the biggest disappointment for the Pacers this season?

Alex and Facci go through the roster to highlight the performances that have stood out, discussing who has been disappointing and who has been surprising. 

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Alex Golden opens the show with a quick solo recap of the Pacers’ loss to the Lakers, where Luka Dončić erupted for 44 points in just three quarters, overwhelming Indiana in a dominant performance. Alex shares his thoughts on what went wrong for the Pacers and the defensive struggles that allowed Luka to take control of the game.

Then, Noblesville Boom GM Chris Taylor joins the show to discuss several players who have recently made an impact within Indiana’s development pipeline. Chris shares insights on Jalen Slawson, Quenton Jackson, Taelon Peter, Kam Jones and Ethan Thompson, what each player has shown this season, and how their growth could factor into future opportunities.

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