Alex Golden and Mike Facci are back with the next installment of their offseason Free Agency Series, and today the focus shifts to the small forward position.

After breaking down the point guard and shooting guard markets, the guys take a deep dive into the available wings and discuss which free agents make the most sense for the Indiana Pacers this summer.

The conversation includes:

Alex and Facci evaluate how each player could fit alongside the rest of Indiana's core as the franchise looks to strengthen its roster for another run at the NBA Finals.

Part 3 of the Free Agency Series is here as the guys break down the wing market and search for the best small forward fits for the Blue and Gold.

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Alex Golden and Mike Facci are back with Part 2 of their five-part Free Agency Series, this time focusing on the shooting guard market.

With point guards already covered, the guys shift their attention to the available shooting guards and discuss which players make the most sense for the Indiana Pacers to pursue this offseason.

The conversation includes:

Alex and Facci break down the strengths and weaknesses of each player while evaluating how they could help Indiana continue building a roster capable of competing at the highest level.

Part 2 of the Free Agency Series is here as the guys tackle the shooting guard position and identify the best fits for the Blue and Gold.

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Alex Golden and Mike Facci are back to kick off a brand-new offseason series on Setting The Pace: The Free Agents.

Over the next five episodes, the guys will break down each position group and discuss which free agents make the most sense for the Indiana Pacers to pursue this summer.

In Episode 1, the focus is on point guards.

Alex and Facci discuss:

The guys evaluate each player through the lens of what the Pacers need most as they continue building a roster capable of competing for another trip to the NBA Finals. The first installment of a five-part free agency series is here!

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Alex Golden and Casey Johnson are back with another episode of The Fever Focus Podcast, breaking down Indiana's impressive defensive performance that helped secure a much-needed victory and the team's first win of the WNBA Commissioner's Cup.

The guys discuss:

The conversation also dives into:

To close the show, Alex and Casey discuss the latest Top 25 Under 25 rankings from The Ringer, where Fever players landed on the list, and whether it's time to have a serious conversation about Myisha Hines-Allen potentially replacing Monique Billings in the starting lineup.

A loaded recap episode featuring milestones, defense, player development and big-picture Fever discussions. 

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Alex Golden and Mike Facci are back with a fun offseason episode centered around one of the biggest potential storylines in the NBA:

Could Giannis Antetokounmpo actually be on the move this summer?

With speculation surrounding the future of the superstar continuing to grow, Alex and Facci power rank the five teams they least want to see Giannis traded to and discuss how each destination could reshape the Eastern Conference hierarchy.

The guys dive into:

A fun, hypothetical offseason discussion that explores how one blockbuster move could completely change the balance of power in the NBA.

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Alex Golden and Mike Facci are back with a fascinating discussion centered around one simple question:

Are the Indiana Pacers better today than the team that reached the NBA Finals in 2025?

The guys take a deep dive into how the roster has changed, what additions and departures have meant for the team's outlook, and whether Indiana is actually better positioned to make another Finals run than they were a year ago.

Topics discussed include:

Alex and Facci also discuss the Eastern Conference landscape and whether the Pacers are better equipped to handle the challenges that await them than they were during their previous Finals run.

A fun offseason exercise that compares two different versions of the Pacers and asks the ultimate question: Is this team actually better than the one that made the Finals?

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Robin is one of the most knowledgeable voices covering the Indiana Fever, and he joins the show for an in-depth conversation on several of the biggest storylines surrounding the team.

The guys discuss:

Plus, plenty of additional Fever discussion and insight from one of the sharpest analysts covering the team.

A loaded episode full of thoughtful conversation, analysis and perspective on where the Fever stand today and where they're headed next.

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After spending the last three episodes evaluating the centers, guards and forwards individually, the guys now put the entire roster into one ranking to determine which players are the most important pieces of Indiana's future.

The discussion factors in:

Alex and Facci debate where each player belongs and explain why some players project as foundational building blocks while others may have a less certain future with the franchise.

It's a fun exercise that serves as the grand finale to a series that has examined every player on the roster from every angle.

Who comes in at No. 1? Who rises higher than expected? And which players have the most to prove moving forward?

The final installment of the "Rankings for the Future" series is here. 🏀💛💙

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Alex Golden and Mike Facci are back with a fascinating discussion on team building, championship windows and the future of the NBA.

The guys open the show by discussing the Oklahoma City Thunder falling in Game 7 of the NBA Finals and what it means for the rest of the league moving forward. (3:30) 

Has the NBA officially entered the era of trying to build rosters capable of stopping Victor Wembanyama?

Alex and Facci debate:

Then, the conversation shifts to comments from Bill Simmons, who suggested that Trey Murphy III could potentially be traded in the coming weeks. (23:53)

The guys discuss:

And perhaps the biggest question of all:

Is Indiana's championship window only two years, or could adding a player like Trey Murphy extend it for another five-plus seasons?

A loaded offseason episode centered around roster construction, championship windows and one of the NBA's most intriguing trade possibilities.

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Alex Golden and Mike Facci continue their four-part offseason series by Ranking the Pacers Forwards for the Future.

Before diving into the rankings, the guys discuss the latest group of prospects participating in Indiana's pre-draft workouts. The guys share their thoughts on all 12 players and Alex highlights two prospects he's especially intrigued by:

Then, in Segment 2, Alex and Facci complete the series by ranking the Pacers forwards based on how likely they are to still be on the roster after the team's current two-year championship window.

The players discussed include:

The guys evaluate:

Who feels like a cornerstone piece? Who could be elsewhere in a few years? And which forward has the best chance to exceed expectations?

The third installment of the "Ranking the Pacers for the Future" series is here.

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