The Pacers take a 2-1 series lead in the NBA Finals with a statement win at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. Bennedict Mathurin explodes for a monster scoring night, while Tyrese Haliburton bounces back in a big way—nearly posting a triple-double and orchestrating the offense with confidence and control. Indiana's defense set the tone all night long, with Andrew Nembhard and Myles Turner delivering key stops and big-time effort down the stretch. We break down the Pacers’ energy, execution, and what this win means heading into a pivotal Game 4.

Hall of Famer and five-time NBA All-Star Tim Hardaway joins The Pacers Post Up for a special Finals edition. As host of The Hardaway Files on the Bleav Network, Tim brings a unique player’s perspective to the Pacers vs. Thunder matchup. We dive into the heart of the NBA Finals, where he stands on Tyrese Haliburton's postseason performance, and what adjustments he sees heading into Game 3. We also discuss the rise of small-market teams on the league’s biggest stage and get a preview of Tim’s highly anticipated autobiography, Killer Crossover, set to release this fall. A must-listen for fans of hoops history and the modern game.

The Pacers drop Game 2 in OKC, and The Pacers Post Up crew is here to break it down. We dive into Indiana’s cold first half shooting, their inability to contain OKC’s balanced offensive attack, and Tyrese Haliburton’s late push that came just a bit too late. With five Thunder players in double figures, the Pacers couldn’t make them one-dimensional — and it showed. We look ahead to a crucial Game 3 back home at Gainbridge Fieldhouse on Wednesday night.

The Pacers Post Up crew is back to preview Game 2 of the NBA Finals after Indiana’s thrilling Game 1 comeback win in OKC. We break down the key adjustments both teams will look to make, how the Thunder may respond to a soul crushing loss in Game 1, and the impact of Andrew Nembhard and Aaron Nesmith’s two-way brilliance. We also dive into Indiana’s bench play, how the Pacers can take control of the series, and what fans should be watching for in a pivotal Game 2.

The Pacers steal Game 1 of the NBA Finals in stunning fashion! We break down Indiana’s wild comeback win over the Thunder, fueled by Andrew Nembhard’s clutch two-way play, huge fourth-quarter moments from Myles Turner and Obi Toppin, and Tyrese Haliburton’s cold-blooded dagger to seal it. We dive into how the Pacers clawed back late, the key adjustments that flipped the momentum, and what this win means heading into Game 2. Buckle up — this Finals series is officially on.

It’s NBA Finals time, and we’re teaming up for a special crossover episode of The Pacers Post Up and OKC Topic Thunder! Ryan and Brad sit down with Dylan and Alex to break down the Pacers vs. Thunder matchup from every angle. We dive into the numbers, key player battles, the remarkable depth on both sides, and what each team needs to do to take home the title. Plus, we give our predictions and talk about what this series means for both franchises and fanbases. Don’t miss this deep dive into what promises to be an electric Finals.

The Pacers Post Up crew returns to break down Indiana’s thrilling Eastern Conference Finals win. We reflect on an unforgettable series, from the Game 1 heroics to the dominant Game 6 close out. We take a closer look at the highs and lows of the series, including Tyrese Haliburton’s case for ECF MVP, Pascal Siakam’s steady presence, and the importance of young role players like Andrew Nembhard and Aaron Nesmith.

Pacers are BACK in the NBA Finals for the first time in 25 years!

Legendary Indy sports columnist Bob Kravitz joins The Pacers Post Up to break down Indiana’s Eastern Conference Finals run and share sharp insight into Tyrese Haliburton’s up-and-down postseason. We discuss the importance of getting Haliburton going in Game 6, Bob’s surprise standout of the playoffs, and what the Pacers need to do to close out the Knicks at home and punch their ticket to the NBA Finals.

In this episode, Brad and Ryan dive into the lackluster effort put forward by the Pacers in their Game 5 loss to the New York Knicks. With an opportunity to close out the series and cement their spot in the NBA Finals, the Pacers came out flat and star guard Tyrese Haliburton had one of his infamous disappearing acts. Credit to the Knicks for bringing the fight from the tip, and the onus is now on the Pacers to respond as the series shifts back to Indy in a pseudo “must win” Game 6.