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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Alex Golden and Mike Facci continue their offseason series looking beyond the Indiana Pacers' current two-year championship window.

After breaking down the center position, the guys shift their focus to the guards, ranking each player based on how likely they are to still be on the roster once this current contention window closes.

The players discussed include:

Alex and Facci discuss each player's:

Who feels like a lock to remain in Indiana? Who could play their way into a larger role? And which players may be elsewhere when the next era of Pacers basketball begins?

A fun roster-building exercise and the second installment of the "Ranking the Pacers for the Future" series. The forwards are up next.

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Alex Golden and Mike Facci are back with another episode of Setting The Pace.

The guys open the show by discussing Facci’s exciting upcoming opportunity involving Jermaine O'Neal, before diving into how great it was to see Tyrese Haliburton back on the court in a recent workout video alongside Pascal Siakam.

They also spend some time debating where a fully healthy Indiana Pacers team would have stacked up against this past season’s New York Knicks.

Then, the guys kick off a brand-new series looking ahead to the Pacers roster beyond the current two-year championship window.

In Part 1, Alex and Facci focus exclusively on the center position, ranking each center based on how likely they are to still be on Indiana’s roster after the next two seasons.

The discussion includes:

This is the first installment of the series, with guards coming tomorrow and forwards shortly after. A fun roster-building exercise focused on the future of the Indiana Pacers.

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Alex Golden and Casey Johnson are back with another loaded episode of The Fever Focus Podcast.

The guys begin the show by discussing how Caitlin Clark responded to the media frenzy surrounding her recent injury situation and what the Indiana Fever can do to better manage communication moving forward.

Then they dive into Indiana’s impressive victory over the Golden State Valkyries, discussing:

Next, Alex and Casey break down the signing of Grace VanSlooten, why Indiana made the move, and what role she could carve out with the franchise.

The conversation continues with a look at whether a former Fever player could make sense as a future addition if VanSlooten isn't the long-term solution.

To close the show, the guys preview Indiana’s upcoming western road trip, including rematches against the Portland Fire and the Golden State Valkyries.

A packed episode featuring injury discussion, roster moves, game analysis and a look ahead at what’s next for the Fever.

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Alex Golden goes solo on today’s episode of Setting The Pace for a full breakdown and ranking of the Indiana Pacers’ trade assets from the organization’s perspective.

Alex evaluates:

To help organize the discussion, Alex places players and picks into multiple tiers based on:

The episode is designed to explore the difference between:

A fun offseason thought exercise that gives insight into how Indiana could approach future trades and roster-building decisions.

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Mike Facci is joined by Keith Smith of Spotrac for a full breakdown of the Indiana Pacers’ upcoming offseason.

The guys discuss:

Keith also shares his thoughts on:

A loaded offseason conversation packed with roster-building insight, cap analysis and Pacers future talk.

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Alex Golden and Casey Johnson are back with another episode of Fever Focus, and before diving into Indiana’s dominant win over the Portland Fire, the guys discuss the growing controversy surrounding Caitlin Clark’s injury.

Alex and Casey explain why they believe the Fever organization poorly handled the communication around Clark’s status and how it quickly turned into a public relations nightmare.

Then, the conversation shifts to the game itself as Indiana rolled past Portland.

The guys discuss:

And to close things out, Casey delivers a fun segment by ranking the Top 5 hottest team names in the WNBA.

A little controversy, a lot of basketball and plenty of fun on another loaded episode of Fever Focus.

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Alex Golden is joined by Young Simba for a fun offseason exercise centered around one question:

Who are the best win-now players the Indiana Pacers could realistically trade for?

The guys go through roughly 15 different names, discussing:

From star-level swings to under-the-radar additions, Alex and Simba evaluate a wide range of possibilities as Indiana looks to improve its roster and continue building toward contention.

A fun and detailed trade-focused episode packed with hypotheticals, roster-building talk and offseason discussion.

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Alex Golden and Casey Johnson are back with another episode of Fever Focus, and today the guys discuss whether this feels like the true beginning of Caitlin Clark’s MVP campaign.

Following Indiana’s impressive performance against the Seattle Storm, Alex and Casey dive into:

The guys also discuss:

To close out the show, Alex and Casey preview Indiana’s upcoming matchup against the Portland Fire as the Fever look to improve to 3-2 on Wednesday night.

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Derek Schultz joins Alex Golden to discuss the current state of the Indiana Pacers as the franchise heads into a pivotal offseason looking to build a true contender around Tyrese Haliburton and the current core.

The guys dive into:

Plus, plenty of offseason discussion surrounding roster construction, expectations and what comes next for the Pacers.

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