The guys get together for a quick emergency podcast to discuss the Victor Oladipo trade, and how Caris LeVert fits into this Pacers roster.

Adam, Alex and Justin go over the impressive Overtime victory against the Pelicans in New Orleans, talk about the recent form of Victor Oladipo and Aaron Holiday's slump.

Former Pacer and current Adelaide 36ers PG Donald Sloan joins the Paceroos with special guest, NBL.com contributor Tom Hersz. Donald talks his Pacers history and gives us great insight into the Lance vs Turner rivalry, and discusses his new role with the 36ers.

Adam, Alex and Justin are joined by Indiana Pacers President of Basketball Operations Kevin Pritchard for an extended interview, as they go in depth on past and current players, the philosophy of the team and front office, and the role of ownership. Don't miss this one!

Adam, Alex and Justin discuss the Pacers' lack of moves during free agency, Kevin Prtichard's recent press conference, and the upcoming NBA preseason.

Adam, Alex and Justin run through the latest news regarding the start of the 2020-21 NBA season, and recent reports indicating that Victor Oladipo may stay with the Pacers. PLUS Justin pushes for the return of Lance!

Adam, Alex and Justin discuss the hiring of Toronto Raptors' Assistant Coach Nate Bjorkgren to be the next Head Coach of the Pacers. Plus, cover the recently reported Oladipo rumours.

Adam, Alex and Justin cover the end of the 2019-20 NBA season, Victor Oladipo's recent responses to rumours, possible changes to the coaching staff, and discuss whether it would be better for Indiana to trade two starters for an all star, or a top draft pick?

Adam, Alex and Justin discuss the recent report regarding Victor Oladipo's status with the Pacers long term, as well as a similar report about Myles Turner. They go into depth on bad trades, who they would want in return, and the frustrating history of the Pacers and All Star players.

The Paceroos launch the push to get Kevin Pritchard on the show, plus discuss some fake trades that make no sense for the Pacers, and coaching candidates they'd like to see progress to the second round of interviews.