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REGULAR SEASON (48-34)10/18 BROOKLYN ......................WFNI ... FOX Sports Indiana .........W ....... 140-13110/20 PORTLAND ......................WFNI ..................FSI .......................L ............96-11410/21 at Miami ..........................WFNI ..................FSI .......................L ..........108-112 10/24 at Minnesota .................WFNI ..................FSI .......................W ...... 130-10710/25 at Oklahoma City .........WFNI ..................FSI .......................L ............96-11410/29 SAN ANTONIO ...............WFNI ..................FSI .......................W ..........97-9410/31 SACRAMENTO ..............WFNI ..................FSI .......................W ........ 101-8311/1 at Cleveland ...................WFNI ..................FSI .......................W .......124-10711/3 at Philadelphia .............WFNI ..................FSI .......................L ........... 110-12111/5 at New York ....................WFNI ..................FSI .......................L ..........101-10811/7 NEW ORLEANS ..............WFNI ..................FSI .......................L ............ 112-11711/8 at Detroit .........................WFNI ..................FSI .......................L ............ 97-11411/10 at Chicago ......................WFNI ..................FSI .......................W ........105-8711/12 HOUSTON ........................WFNI ..................FSI .......................L ............95-11811/15 at Memphis....................WFNI ..................FSI .......................W ........ 116-11311/17 DETROIT ..........................WFNI ..................FSI .......................W ...... 107-10011/19 at Miami ..........................WFNI ..................FSI .......................W ....... 120-9511/20 at Orlando .......................WFNI ..................FSI .......................W ........105-9711/24 TORONTO ........................WFNI ..................FSI .......................W ...... 107-10411/25 BOSTON ...........................WFNI ..................FSI .......................L ..........98-10811/27 ORLANDO ........................WFNI ..................FSI .......................W .......121-10911/29 at Houston ......................WFNI ..................FSI .......................L ............ 97-11812/1 at Toronto........................WFNI ................. FSI. .......................L ..........115-12012/4 NEW YORK ......................WFNI ..................FSI .......................W ......... 115-9712/6 CHICAGO .........................WFNI ..................FSI .......................W .........98-9612/8 CLEVELAND ....................WFNI ..................FSI .......................W ......106-10212/10 DENVER ............................WFNI ..................FSI .......................W ...126-116 OT

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12/26 at Detroit .........................WFNI ..................FSI .......................L ...........83-10712/27 DALLAS ............................WFNI ..................FSI .......................L ............94-9812/29 at Chicago ......................WFNI ..................FSI .......................L ...........107-11912/31 MINNESOTA ...................WFNI ..................FSI .......................L ...........90-1071/3 at Milwaukee.................WFNI ..................FSI .......................L .......... 101-1221/6 CHICAGO .........................WFNI ..................FSI .......................W ....... 125-861/8 MILWAUKEE ...................WFNI ..........FSI/NBATV................W ....... 109-961/10 MIAMI ..............................WFNI ..................FSI .......................L ..........106-1141/12 CLEVELAND ....................WFNI ..................FSI .......................W ..........97-951/14 at Phoenix .......................WFNI ..................FSI .......................W ........120-971/15 at Utah ..............................WFNI ..................FSI .......................W ....... 109-941/18 at Portland ......................WFNI ..................FSI .......................L ..........86-1001/19 at L.A. Lakers..................WFNI ..................FSI .......................L ............86-991/21 at San Antonio ..............WFNI ..................FSI .......................W .........94-861/24 PHOENIX ..........................WFNI ..................FSI .......................W ........ 116-1011/26 at Cleveland ...................WFNI ..................FSI .......................L ..........108-1151/27 ORLANDO ........................WFNI ..................FSI .......................W ........ 114-1121/29 CHARLOTTE ....................WFNI ..................FSI .......................W ....... 105-961/31 MEMPHIS .......................WFNI ..................FSI .......................W .......105-1012/2 at Charlotte ....................WFNI ..................FSI .......................L .........126-1332/3 PHILADELPHIA ..............WFNI ..................FSI .......................W ....... 100-922/5 WASHINGTON ...............WFNI ..................FSI .......................L ........... 102-1112/9 at Boston.........................WFNI ..................FSI .......................W ...........97-912/11 NEW YORK ......................WFNI ..................FSI .......................W ........ 121-1132/14 at Brooklyn .....................WFNI ..................FSI .......................W ..... 108-1032/23 ATLANTA ..........................WFNI ..................FSI .......................W ....... 116-932/26 at Dallas ..........................WFNI ..................FSI .......................L ........ 103-1092/28 at Atlanta .........................WFNI ..................FSI .......................L ......... 102-1073/2 at Milwaukee.................WFNI ..................FSI .......................W ....... 103-963/4 at Washington ..............WFNI ..................FSI .......................W .........98-953/5 MILWAUKEE ...................WFNI ..................FSI .......................W .........92-893/7 UTAH .................................WFNI ..................FSI .......................L .......... 84-1043/9 ATLANTA ..........................WFNI ..................FSI .......................W ......... 112-873/11 at Boston.........................WFNI ..................FSI .......................W ......... 99-973/13 at Philadelphia .............WFNI ..................FSI .......................W ........ 101-983/15 TORONTO ........................WFNI ..................FSI .......................L .......... 99-1063/17 at Washington ..............WFNI ..................FSI .......................L .........102-1093/19 L.A. LAKERS ...................WFNI ..................FSI .......................W .......110-1003/21 at New Orleans .............WFNI ..................FSI .......................L ............92-963/23 L.A. CLIPPERS ...............WFNI ..................FSI .......................W ......109-1043/25 MIAMI ..............................WFNI ..................FSI .......................W ... 113-107 OT

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Pronunciation Guide Ike Anigbogu ........................................EE-kay ah-nee-BOH-goo Bojan Bogdanovic........................... BOY-on bog-DON-oh-vich Victor Oladipo ....................................................... oh-lah-DEE-poh Domantas Sabonis ......................doh-MON-tas suh-BOH-nis

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P R O B A B L E S T A R T E R Sposition no. player ht wt notes

Forward 44BojanBogdanovic

6-8 216

2017-18 Regular Season: 14.3 ppg, 3.4 rpg, 1.5 apg, .477 FG%, .402 3FG%, .868 FT% 2018 Playoffs: 15.8 ppg, 4.8 rpg, 1.8 apg, 1.0 spg, .451 FG%, .423 3FG%, .600 FT%Last Game: 10 points (4-13 FG, 2-8 3FG), six rebounds, two assistsSet a new playoff career high with 30 points and tied the Pacers playoff franchise record with seven threes in Indiana’s Game 3 win over the Cavaliers, 4/20....Averaging a career high 14.3 points and shooting a career-best 40.2 percent from three-point range, he ranked 29th in the NBA in three-point percentage and 14th in free throw percentage.

Forward 21ThaddeusYoung

6-8 221

2017-18 Regular Season: 11.8 ppg, 6.3 rpg, 1.9 apg, 1.7 spg, .487 FG%, .320 3FG%, .598 FT%2018 Playoffs: 9.8 ppg, 8.0 rpg, 1.0 apg, 2.0 spg, 1.5 bpg, .563 FG%, .500 3FG%, .333 FT%Last Game: 12 points (5-12 FG, 1-2 3FG, 1-4 FT), 16 rebounds, one assist, two steals, two blocksScored in double figures in 56 games this season with seven games of 20 or more and nine double-doubles during the regular season...Posted his highest-scoring game as a Pacer with 26 points, including 12 in the fourth quarter, in Indiana’s win at Cleveland, 11/1...Ranked 10th in the NBA in steals and 40th in field goal percentage.

Center 33MylesTurner

6-11 255

2017-18 Regular Season: 12.7 ppg, 6.4 rpg, 1.3 apg, 1.8 bpg, .479 FG%, .357 3FG%, .777 FT%2018 Playoffs: 14.8 ppg, 6.5 rpg, .585 FG%, .455 3FG%, .750 FT%Last Game: 17 points (7-9 FG, 3-4 3FG), three rebounds, one stealDespite missing 16 games due to injury this season, Turner recorded at least one block in all but nine appearances this season, and ranked third in the NBA with 1.81 blocks per game...Made a career-high 56 three-pointers and is shooting 35.7 percent from long distance, sixth amongst NBA centers this season.

Guard 4VictorOladipo

6-4 210

2017-18 Regular Season: 23.1 ppg, 5.2 rpg, 4.3 apg, 2.4 spg, .477 FG%, .371 3FG%, .799 FT%2018 Playoffs: 22.3 ppg, 5.3 rpg, 5.5 apg, 2.3 spg, .417 FG%, .364 3FG%, .739 FT%Last Game: 17 points (5-20 FG, 3-8 3FG, 4-5 FT), six rebounds, five assists, two blocksOladipo is the only player in the NBA this season who is averaged more than 20.0 points, 5.0 rebounds, 4.0 assists and 2.0 steals per game...Ranked ninth in the NBA in scoring and first in steals...Earned Eastern Conference Player of the Week honors three times this season and was named an NBA All-Star for the first time in his career...Scored a career-high 47 points in the win over Denver, 12/10...Scored 20 or more points in 51 appearances, including 12 games with 30+.

Guard 2DarrenCollison

6-2 185

2017-18 Regular Season: 12.4 ppg, 2.6 rpg, 5.3 apg, 1.4 spg, .495 FG%, .468 3FG%, .882 FT%2018 Playoffs: 9.3 ppg, 4.3 rpg, 5.8 apg, 1.3 spg, .366 FG%, .267 3FG%, .600 FT%Last Game: 12 points (5-14 FG, 1-5 3FG, 1-1 FT), five rebounds, eight assists, one stealLed the NBA in three-point percentage, ranked 10th in free throw percentage and 32nd in field goal percentage while posting career highs in all three...Has led the Pacers in assists in 42 games this season and ranks 21st in the NBA with 5.3 assists per game...Also led in the league with a 4.26 assists-per-turnover ratio...He recorded 15 points and 16 assists, most in his Pacers career, at Minnesota, 10/24.

2017-18 Regular Season Record: Home: Road:Overall (Current Streak): 48-34 (Lost 1) 27-14 (Lost 1) 21-20 (Won 1)Atlantic 11-7 6-3 5-4Central 10-6 7-1 3-5Southeast 11-7 6-3 5-4Eastern 32-20 (Lost 1) 19-7 (Lost 1) 13-13 (Won 1)Northwest 3-7 1-4 2-3Pacific 9-1 5-0 4-1Southwest 4-6 2-3 2-3Western 16-14 (Won 1) 8-7 (Won 3) 8-7 (Lost 1)Overtime 3-0 (Won 3) 3-0 (Won 3) 0-0

INDIANA PACERS (2-2) at CLEVELAND CAVALIERS (2-2)First Round | Eastern Conference Playoffs | Game #5

Wednesday, April 25, 2018 | 7:00 p.m. (ET) Quicken Loans Arena | Cleveland, OH

Eastern Conference First Round vs. Cleveland

Date Series Location Time/Result

April 15 Game 1 at Cleveland W, 98-80

April 18 Game 2 at Cleveland L, 97-100

April 20 Game 3 vs. Cleveland W, 92-90

April 22 Game 4 vs. Cleveland L, 100-104

April 25 Game 5 at Cleveland 7:00 p.m.

April 27 Game 6 vs. Cleveland TBD

April 29 Game 7 at Cleveland TBD *

2017-18 INDIANA PACERS GAME NOTESFirst Round Opponent:

2017-18 REGULAR SEASON TEAM STATS COMPARISON

PACERS RANK CATEGORY RANK CAVALIERS

105.6 17th POINTS 5th 110.9

104.2 9th OPPONENTS POINTS 26th 109.9

.472 6th FIELD GOAL PCT. 5th .476

.369 9th 3-PT PCT. 6th .372

.779 11th FREE THROW PCT. 10th .779

.465 18th OPPONENT FG PCT. 28th .474

.356 5th OPPONENT 3-PT PCT. 22nd .368

42.3 22nd REBOUNDS 23rd 42.1

43.0 14th OPPONENTS REBOUNDS 18th 43.6

22.2 23rd ASSISTS 12th 23.5

8.8 3rd STEALS 24th 7.6

13.3 5th TURNOVERS 10th 14.0

15.5 3rd OPPONENTS TURNOVERS 26th 13.5

4.2 25th BLOCKS 28th 3.5

Regular Season Series History Overall .................................................... 97-96 at Indiana...............................................61-34 at Cleveland ........................................36-62

2017-18 Series Schedule 11/1 ..... at Cleveland ......................................... W, 124-107 12/8 ..... at Indiana ............................................. W, 106-102 1/12 ..... at Indiana ................................................. W, 97-95 1/26 ..... at Cleveland ........................................... L, 108-115

Current Streaks Overall .....................................................Lost 1 at Indiana............................................. Won 2 at Cleveland .........................................Lost 1

2016-17 Series Results 11/16 ........... at Indiana ........................................................... W, 103-93 2/8 ........... at Indiana ..............................................................L, 117-132 2/15 ........... at Cleveland ........................................................L, 104-113 4/2 ........... at Cleveland ........................................... L, 130-135 (20T)

Series Notes • The Pacers will square off with the Cleveland Cavaliers in the playoffs for the second straight season and for the third time in the team’s postseason history. All three playoff series between the Pacers and Cavaliers have come in the First Round. • Last season, the Cavaliers swept the Pacers in four games in their First Round series. Indiana was outscored by a total of 16 points in its four losses, which tied the lowest scoring differential in a four-game series sweep in NBA postseason history. • The Pacers won the first three regular season matchups of the 2017-18 season against Cleveland before the Cavaliers avoided the season sweep with a 115-108 home win on Jan. 26. • Including last season’s playoff series, the Pacers have lost 10 of their last 11 road games at Cleveland. However, Indiana did set a season high with 16 three-pointers in a 124-107 road win at Cleveland Nov. 1, 2017, the first matchup between the two teams this season. • The Pacers are making their seventh playoff appearance in the last eight seasons, and will face a team featuring LeBron James on the roster for the fifth time over that span. Indiana fell to the Miami Heat in the Eastern Conference Semifinals in 2012 and the Eastern Conference Finals in 2013 and 2014 before falling to the Cavaliers last season in the First Round.

Cleveland Cavaliers2017-18 Record Home Road Current Streak Standings

50-32 29-12 21-20 Lost 1 1st in Central, 4thin East

2017-18 SEASON SERIES (3-1) INDIANA vs. CLEVELAND FIELD GOALS 3-POINT FG FREE THROWS REBOUNDSPLAYER G-GS MIN FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG AST PF-DQ STL TO BLK PTS AVG HIOladipo, V 4-4 148 37-84 .440 17-36 .472 9-15 .600 4 15 19 4.8 20 11-0 4 11 1 100 25.0 33Collison, D 4-4 123 28-41 .683 9-12 .750 7-9 .778 4 10 14 3.5 22 11-0 9 6 1 72 18.0 25Young, T 4-4 149 27-56 .482 5-15 .333 2-2 1.000 10 15 25 6.3 5 9-0 12 8 0 61 15.3 26Turner, M 1-1 32 5-11 .455 1-3 .333 4-5 .800 2 5 7 7.0 3 1-0 0 0 3 15 15.0 15Sabonis, D 4-3 119 21-42 .500 1-1 1.000 10-13 .769 7 40 47 11.8 12 10-0 1 9 2 53 13.3 17Bogdanovic, B 4-4 124 15-37 .405 8-21 .381 5-5 1.000 0 7 7 1.8 8 9-0 3 4 0 43 10.8 17Stephenson, L 4-0 92 13-28 .464 6-16 .375 2-4 .500 0 26 26 6.5 13 9-0 2 6 1 34 8.5 16Joseph, C 4-0 83 11-25 .440 6-10 .600 3-4 .750 2 10 12 3.0 13 4-0 1 4 0 31 7.8 12Jefferson, A 3-0 32 8-16 .500 0-0 --- 0-1 .000 1 8 9 3.0 1 5-0 1 1 1 16 5.3 8Poythress, A 1-0 9 1-2 .500 0-0 --- 0-0 --- 1 1 2 2.0 1 0-0 0 0 0 2 2.0 2Leaf, T 3-0 22 2-4 .500 1-1 1.000 0-0 --- 1 1 2 0.7 0 4-0 1 0 0 5 1.7 5Wilkins, D 2-0 20 1-5 .200 0-2 .000 1-2 .500 2 1 3 1.5 1 1-0 0 0 0 3 1.5 2Young, J 1-0 5 0-1 .000 0-0 --- 0-0 --- 0 0 0 0.0 0 1-0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0INDIANA 4-20 960 169-352 .480 54-117 .462 43-60 .717 34 139 197 49.3 99 75-0 34 54 9 435 108.8 124

FIELD GOALS 3-POINT FG FREE THROWS REBOUNDSPLAYER G-GS MIN FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG AST PF-DQ STL TO BLK PTS AVG HIJames, L 4-4 157 48-86 .558 4-21 .190 15-19 .789 5 29 34 8.5 41 4-0 10 27 5 115 28.8 33Rose, D 2-1 44 15-21 .714 2-3 .667 1-2 .500 1 5 6 3.0 3 2-0 1 3 0 33 16.5 19Love, K 4-4 131 22-50 .440 7-24 .292 13-18 .722 7 37 44 11.0 9 3-0 5 3 2 64 16.0 21Smith, J 4-4 136 19-43 .442 15-33 .455 0-0 --- 2 11 13 3.3 5 10-0 6 4 1 53 13.3 23Thomas, I 1-1 29 5-13 .385 2-8 .250 0-0 --- 0 2 2 2.0 5 0-0 0 5 1 12 12.0 12Green, J 4-0 77 18-29 .621 1-4 .250 9-12 .750 3 7 10 2.5 4 10-0 2 4 1 46 11.5 15Wade, D 2-0 42 6-13 .462 1-3 .333 1-2 .500 1 1 2 1.0 8 7-0 1 3 0 14 7.0 9Crowder, J 4-2 97 6-25 .240 2-15 .133 9-12 .750 4 11 15 3.8 4 7-0 4 1 3 23 5.8 9Calderon, J 3-2 56 6-13 .462 2-6 .333 3-4 .750 0 7 7 2.3 5 6-0 1 2 0 17 5.7 9Thompson, T 3-2 67 7-11 .636 0-0 --- 0-0 --- 9 15 24 8.0 2 7-0 1 1 1 14 4.7 10Korver, K 4-0 68 4-19 .211 1-14 .071 3-3 1.000 1 6 7 1.8 6 7-0 2 2 0 12 3.0 5Osman, C 4-0 32 4-8 .500 1-3 .333 1-2 .500 1 9 10 2.5 0 3-0 2 3 0 10 2.5 8Frye, C 3-0 23 3-7 .429 0-4 .000 0-0 --- 0 1 1 0.3 2 2-0 0 0 2 6 2.0 4Zizic, A 1-0 1 0-0 --- 0-0 --- 0-0 --- 0 0 0 0.0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0CLEVELAND 4-20 960 163-338 .482 38-138 .275 55-74 .743 34 141 197 49.3 94 68-0 35 62 16 419 104.8 115

Postseason Series History | Indiana vs. Cleveland Overall Record: 5-7 Home: 3-3 Road: 2-4

1998 Eastern Conference First Round4/23/98 IND` W 106-774/25/98 IND W 92-864/27/98 at CLE L 77-864/30/98 at CLE W 80-74

2017 Eastern Conference First Round4/15/17 at CLE L 108-1094/17/17 at CLE L 111-1174/20/17 IND` L 114-1194/23/17 IND L 102-106

2018 Eastern Conference First Round4/15/18 at CLE W, 98-804/18/18 at CLE L, 97-1004/20/18 IND W, 92-904/22/18 IND L, 100-1044/25/18 at CLE 7:00 p.m.4/27/18 IND TBD4/29/18 at CLE TBD * * If Necessary

2017-18 INDIANA PACERS GAME NOTES

2018 POSTSEASON TEAM STATS COMPARISON

PACERS RANK CATEGORY RANK CAVALIERS

96.8 15th POINTS 16th 93.5

93.5 1st OPPONENTS POINTS 2nd 96.8

.467 7th FIELD GOAL PCT. 12th .444

.339 12th 3-PT PCT. 14th .320

.686 15th FREE THROW PCT. 11th .726

.444 5th OPPONENT FG PCT. 10th .467

.320 3rd OPPONENT 3-PT PCT. 5th .339

41.3 10th REBOUNDS 13th 39.0

39.0 4th OPPONENTS REBOUNDS 6th 41.3

20.8 10th ASSISTS 16th 17.5

8.5 6th STEALS 10th 7.5

14.3 8th TURNOVERS 11th 14.8

14.8 6th OPPONENTS TURNOVERS 9th 14.3

3.8 13th BLOCKS 10th 4.0

2018 FIRST ROUND SERIES (2-2) INDIANA vs. CLEVELAND FIELD GOALS 3-POINT FG FREE THROWS REBOUNDSPLAYER G-GS MIN FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG AST PF-DQ STL TO BLK PTS AVG HIOladipo, V 4-4 145 30-72 .417 12-33 .364 17-23 .739 1 20 21 5.3 22 7-0 9 18 3 89 22.3 32Bogdanovic, B 4-4 140 23-51 .451 11-26 .423 6-10 .600 0 19 19 4.8 7 13-0 4 6 0 63 15.8 30Turner, M 4-4 122 24-41 .585 5-11 .455 6-8 .750 5 21 26 6.5 2 12-0 2 8 1 59 14.8 18Stephenson, L 4-0 88 18-39 .462 2-11 .182 3-5 .600 3 13 16 4.0 10 13-0 1 8 1 41 10.3 12Young, T 4-4 139 18-32 .563 1-2 .500 2-6 .333 13 19 32 8.0 4 12-0 8 2 6 39 9.8 12Collison, D 4-4 126 15-41 .366 4-15 .267 3-5 .600 1 16 17 4.3 23 3-0 5 5 0 37 9.3 16Sabonis, D 4-0 84 16-29 .552 1-6 .167 3-4 .750 6 10 16 4.0 3 10-0 0 4 2 36 9.0 19Joseph, C 4-0 82 5-15 .333 1-5 .200 4-4 1.000 1 6 7 1.8 12 8-0 5 1 1 15 3.8 6Booker, T 4-0 33 2-3 .667 0-0 .000 4-5 .800 2 9 11 2.8 0 7-0 0 1 1 8 2.0 3Robinson III, G 1-0 1 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0INDIANA 4-20 960 151-323 .467 37-109 .339 48-70 .686 32 133 198 49.5 83 85-0 34 57 15 387 96.8 100

FIELD GOALS 3-POINT FG FREE THROWS REBOUNDSPLAYER G-GS MIN FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG AST PF-DQ STL TO BLK PTS AVG HIJames, L 4-4 172 46-85 .541 6-21 .286 32-42 .762 9 38 47 11.8 32 7-0 4 13 4 130 32.5 46Love, K 4-4 135 17-47 .362 8-20 .400 6-8 .750 14 28 42 10.5 4 11-0 4 11 2 48 12.0 19Smith, J 4-3 134 15-39 .385 9-26 .346 1-2 .500 0 12 12 3.0 2 12-0 6 5 1 40 10.0 15Hill, G 3-3 62 9-16 .563 2-6 .333 6-8 .750 2 2 4 1.3 5 10-1 1 6 0 26 8.7 13Korver, K 4-3 81 8-23 .348 8-22 .364 6-7 .857 1 8 9 2.3 3 6-0 3 2 2 30 7.5 18Hood, R 4-1 78 11-23 .478 2-9 .222 4-6 .667 0 2 2 0.5 5 6-0 3 5 0 28 7.0 9Nance Jr., L 4-0 87 11-16 .688 0-0 .000 2-5 .400 5 13 18 4.5 4 9-0 5 5 3 24 6.0 10Clarkson, J 4-0 77 9-23 .391 2-7 .286 2-2 1.000 0 7 7 1.8 3 5-0 1 2 1 22 5.5 12Green, J 4-1 80 6-21 .286 2-9 .222 2-4 .500 1 9 10 2.5 8 7-0 2 3 3 16 4.0 8Calderon, J 3-1 42 4-11 .364 2-8 .250 0-0 .000 0 2 2 0.7 3 8-0 1 4 0 10 3.3 5Thompson, T 2-0 9 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 2 2 1.0 1 1-0 0 1 0 0 0.0 0Osman, C 2-0 2 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 1 1 0.5 0 1-0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0CLEVELAND 4-20 960 136-306 .444 41-128 .320 61-84 .726 32 124 189 39.0 70 83-1 30 59 16 374 93.5 104

The Lede:• Domantas Sabonis finished with a new postseason career high of 19 points as he shot 9-for-12 from the field in 25 minutes off the bench in Game 4 Sunday. He had not scored more than seven points in a playoff game entering Sunday’s game. • Thaddeus Young finished with his first double-double of the series with 12 points and a career high 16 rebounds in Game 4. He became the first Pacers player to record at least 16 rebounds in a playoff game since Roy Hibbert pulled down 17 rebounds against Miami on May 26, 2013. • Indiana trailed by 17 points, 40-57, at halftime in Game 3 Friday before rallying to outscore Cleveland 52-33 in the second half to earn a 92-90 win. During the regular season, the Pacers came back to win after trailing by at least 10 points 12 times, including eight wins after trailing by at least 15 points. • Bojan Bogdanovic set a new playoff career high with 30 points and tied Indiana’s playoff franchise record with seven three-point field goals in the Pacers’ Game 3 win Friday night. • Including Victor Oladipo’s 32 points in Indiana’s Game 1 victory, Bogdanovic became only the ninth player in the Pacers’ playoff history to score at least 30 points in a game. Oladipo and Bogdanovic joined Reggie Miller (29 times), Paul George (seven times), Chuck Person (five times), Jalen Rose (four times), Jermaine O’Neal (three times) Anthony Johnson (once) and Rik Smith (once) as the only Pacers to score 30 or more points in a playoff game.• Oladipo led the Pacers with 32 points and shot 6-for-9 from three-point range in Indiana’s Game 1 road win, 4/15. Oladipo and Bogdanovic (Game 3) joined Reggie Miller (six times), Chuck Person (April 28, 1991) and Paul George (May 11, 2014) as the only players in franchise history to score 30 or more points and make at least six three-point field goals in a playoff game. • Oladipo led the Pacers with 32 points and shot 6-for-9 from three-point range in Indiana’s Game 1 road win, 4/15. Oladipo and Bogdanovic (Game 3) joined Reggie Miller (six times), Chuck Person (April 28, 1991) and Paul George (May 11, 2014) as the only players in franchise history to score 30 or more points and make at least six three-point field goals in a playoff game.• With Indiana’s 98-80 win at Cleveland in Game 1 Sunday, the Pacers won Game 1 of a playoff series for the 22nd in franchise history, and for the ninth time on the road. The Pacers have gone on to win 15 playoff series after winning the first game of a playoff series. • The Pacers earned their first playoff road win since Game 1 of their First Round series at Toronto on April 16, 2016. Their 18-point win marked Indiana’s largest playoff road win since earning an 85-63 win at Washington in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Semifinals on Mary 9, 2014. • Cavaliers forward LeBron James finished with 24 points, 10 rebounds and 12 assists in Game 1 Sunday. There have been six instances in which an opponent has recorded a triple-double against the Pacers in the playoffs. James has recorded three of the six. Sunday’s game also marked the first time the Pacers have won when an opposing player records a triple-double in the postseason. • James finished with 46 points in Cleveland’s Game 2 home win, setting a new record for the most points scored by an opponent against the Pacers in a playoff game. The previous record was 45 by Allen Iverson at Philadelphia on April 24, 2001.

2018 PLAYOFFS GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS vs. OPPONENTS

DATE OPPONENT FG FGA PCT 3P 3PA PCT FT FTA PCT OR DR TOT AST PF ST TO BS 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1H 2H OT OT OT FINALApril 15 INDIANA 36 79 .456 11 28 .393 15 25 .600 8 36 44 19 21 12 11 4 33 22 18 25 55 43 --- --- --- 98 at Cleveland 30 78 .385 8 34 .235 12 20 .600 9 37 46 21 23 7 17 4 14 24 27 15 38 42 --- --- --- 80

April 18 INDIANA 41 78 .526 6 22 .273 9 12 .750 5 31 36 22 23 8 17 3 18 28 21 30 46 51 --- --- --- 97 at Cleveland 37 73 .507 11 28 .393 15 22 .682 6 24 30 15 19 8 15 2 33 25 16 26 58 42 --- --- --- 100

April 20 INDIANA 34 73 .466 8 26 .308 16 20 .800 7 30 37 17 22 8 17 3 20 20 23 29 40 52 --- --- --- 92 vs. Cleveland 34 77 .442 10 32 .312 12 16 .750 9 27 36 17 23 11 17 3 31 26 12 21 57 33 --- --- --- 90

April 22 INDIANA 40 93 .430 12 33 .364 8 13 .615 12 36 48 25 19 6 9 5 24 26 28 22 50 50 --- --- --- 100 vs. Cleveland 35 78 .449 12 34 .353 22 26 .846 8 36 44 17 18 4 10 7 30 30 20 24 60 44 --- --- --- 104

2018 PLAYOFFS MISCELLANEOUS SCORING

Date Opponent W/L Points in the Paint 2nd Chance Points Fast Break Points Bench Points Points Off Turnovers4/15 at Cleveland (Game 1) W 38-32 12-5 18-10 22-31 20-94/18 at Cleveland (Game 2) L 62-30 11-5 15-8 25-16 15-18 4/20 Cleveland (Game 3) W 42-40 12-13 16-8 21-22 24-19 4/22 Cleveland (Game 4) W 48-40 17-9 7-17 32-32 13-17 TOTAL 2-2 190-142 52-32 56-43 100-101 72-63

2017-18 INDIANA PACERS GAME NOTESPACERS PLAYOFF FRANCHISE LEADERS

NBA YEARS ONLY (1976-PRESENT)

GAMES PLAYED1. Reggie Miller ....................................................................................................1442. Dale Davis ...........................................................................................................1103. Rik Smits ............................................................................................................1044. Derrick McKey ..................................................................................................935. Mark Jackson .................................................................................................... 746. Antonio Davis.....................................................................................................677. Austin Croshere ................................................................................................657. Paul George ........................................................................................................65 9. Travis Best ......................................................................................................... 5910. Jalen Rose ........................................................................................................ 5510. George Hill ........................................................................................................ 5512. Roy Hibbert ....................................................................................................... 5413. Lance Stephenson ....................................................................50 13. Jermaine O’Neal .............................................................................................50 15. David West ...................................................................................................... 49

POINTS SCORED1. Reggie Miller ............................................................................................... 2,9722. Rik Smits ........................................................................................................ 1,5373. Paul George ..................................................................................................1,2344. Jermaine O’Neal ............................................................................................ 9035. Dale Davis .........................................................................................................8376. Jalen Rose ........................................................................................................ 8317. David West ........................................................................................................ 7578. George Hill ........................................................................................................7369. Mark Jackson ..................................................................................................70110. Roy Hibbert.................................................................................................... 68011. Derrick McKey ............................................................................................... 60312. Lance Stephenson ..................................................................54913. Antonio Davis ............................................................................................... 525

TOTAL REBOUNDS1. Dale Davis ........................................................................................................ 9982. Rik Smits .......................................................................................................... 5403. Jermaine O’Neal ............................................................................................ 4884. Paul George......................................................................................................4725. Roy Hibbert ..................................................................................................... 4506. Antonio Davis................................................................................................. 4347. Reggie Miller .....................................................................................................4168. Derrick McKey ............................................................................................... 3839. David West ...................................................................................................... 36610. Mark Jackson ............................................................................................... 33211. Lance Stephenson ....................................................................312

REBOUNDING AVERAGE(Minimum 20 Games)1. Jermaine O’Neal ............................................................................................9.762. Dale Davis ........................................................................................................9.073. Roy Hibbert .................................................................................................... 8.334. David West ....................................................................................................... 7.475. Paul George .................................................................................................... 7.266. Antonio Davis.................................................................................................6.487. Lance Stephenson ....................................................................6.398. Ron Artest ........................................................................................................6.279. Jeff Foster ....................................................................................................... 5.5310. Danny Granger ............................................................................................ 5.50

Through games played on April 22, 2018

PACERS IN THE PLAYOFFS With Indiana’s overtime victory over the Miami Heat March 25, the Pacers earned their 43rd win of the season, passing last season’s win total (42-40), and clinched a playoff berth. The Pacers will appear in the playoffs for the third straight season, the seventh time in the last eight seasons and the 25th time in NBA franchise history. Indiana will compete in the postseason for the 23rd time since the 1989-90 season, which is the most playoff appearances in the Eastern Conference over that span and second in the NBA only to the San Antonio Spurs. Since the 1993-94 season, the Pacers have made eight Eastern Conference Finals appearances, which is the most by any team in the East over that span. NEW YEAR, NEW D After losing their fifth consecutive game and seeing their record fall to 19-19 after a road loss at Milwaukee Jan. 3, the Pacers posted a 29-15 record, the fifth-best winning percentage in the NBA, after that point. The Pacers were 23rd in the NBA while allowing 107.4 points per game through their first 38 games. Indiana had the fourth-best scoring defense in the NBA since Jan. 6, and climbed to ninth overall in the NBA in points allowed this season while holding opponents to 104.2 points per game. Indiana allowed the third-fewest points per game after the All-Star break First 38 Games NBA Rank Since Jan. 6 NBA Rank Opponent Points Per Game 107.4 23rd 101.4 4th Opponent Field Goal Pct. .471 26th .458 12th Opponent 3-pt Pct. .371 21st .329 1st Steals Per Game 7.8 11th 9.8 1st Opponent Turnovers Per Game 14.9 11th 16.0 1st Record 19-19 (.500) 16th 29-15 (.659) 5th

THREES IN HISTORY Indiana’s 9.0 three-point field goals made per game ranked just 26th in the NBA this season, but was the second-highest average in NBA fran-chise history (9.2 in 2007-08). The Pacers ranked in the NBA’s top 10 in field goal percentage and three-point percentage nearly the entire season. Finishing eighth in field goal percentage (.472) and eighth in three-point percentage (.369), the Pacers finished the season shooting above 47 percent from the field for the first time since the 1995-96 season (.480). Indiana’s 741 three-pointers made was the second-highest total in the team’s NBA history. The Pacers' .369 percentage from long distance ranked sixth in team history. INDIANA 3-PT FIELD GOALS TOTAL SEASON 1. 755 2007-08 2. 741 2017-18 3. 709 2016-17 4. 663 2015-16 5. 659 2009-10 DC FOR THREE Darren Collison led the NBA in three-point field goal percentage in 2017-18 while shooting a career-best 46.8 percent from long distance this season. He became the first Pacers player to ever lead the NBA in three-point percentage. Collison also set the highest mark in Indiana’s NBA franchise history for the best single-season three-point percentage (minimum 50 three-pointers made). Collison became the first player since the 1980-81 season to lead the NBA in three-point percentage and assists-per-turnover ratio. PLAYER THREE-POINT PCT. SEASON 1. Darren Collison .468 2017-18 2. Chris Mullin .465 1998-99 3. Al Harrington .458 2006-07 4. Troy Murphy .450 2008-09 5. John Long .442 1987-88

2017-18 INDIANA PACERS GAME NOTESOLADIPO’S SCORING MARK Finishing tied for ninth in the NBA this season in scoring, Victor Oladipo averaged a career-high 23.1 points per game in his first season in Indiana. He is the first Pacers player to average more than 20 points per game in his first season with the Pacers since Clark Kellogg (20.1) in 1982-83. Oladipo earned his first-career NBA All-Star appearance as he was voted as a reserve by the Eastern Conference coaches. He became the 13th Pacers player to appear in the NBA All-Star Game Oladipo was named Eastern Conference Player of the Week three times this season, more than any Pacers player in one season in franchise history.

MOST POINTS IN A SEASON - PACERS NBA HISTORY PLAYER POINTS SEASON 1. Billy Knight 2,075 1976-77 2. Reggie Miller 2,016 1989-90 3. Paul George 1,874 2015-16 4. Reggie Miller 1,855 1990-91 5. Paul George 1,775 2016-17 6. Reggie Miller 1,751 1996-97 7. Paul George 1,737 2013-14 8. Reggie Miller 1,736 1992-93 9. Victor Oladipo 1,735 2017-18 10. Danny Granger 1,728 2008-09 10. Chuck Person 1,728 1988-89

PLAYER GAMES PLAYED SCORING AVERAGE SEASON 1. Billy Knight 78 26.6 1976-77 2. Danny Granger 67 25.8 2008-09 3. Reggie Miller 82 24.6 1989-90 4. Danny Granger 62 24.1 2009-10 5. Paul George 75 23.7 2016-17 6. Victor Oladipo 75 23.1 2017-18

OLADIPO STEALS STREAK On his way to an NBA-leading 177 steals and 2.4 thefts per game this season, Victor Oladipo passed Ron Artest’s franchise record of 40 consecutive appearances with at least one steal set during the 2002-03 season. Oladipo has collected at least one steal in 64 consecutive games played, which is currently tied for the fourth-longest streak in NBA history:

PLAYER CONSECUTIVE GAMES DATES 1. Chris Paul 108 April 13, 2007-Dec. 23, 2008 2. Alvin Robertson 105 Nov. 6, 1985-Dec. 29, 1986 3. Michael Jordan 77 March 25, 1988-March 17, 1989 4. Mike Conley 64 Nov. 16, 2012-March 30, 2013 4. Victor Oladipo 64 Nov. 8, 2017-Current 6. Gary Payton 63 Feb. 3, 1996-Dec. 17, 1996 7. Chris Paul 55 March 27-March 30, 2012 7. Gary Payton 55 March 26, 1995-Jan. 26, 1996

Oladipo finished in fifth place for the most steals in a season in Indiana’s NBA franchise history: PLAYER STEALS SEASON 1. Don Buse 281 1976-77 2. Micheal Williams 233 1991-92 3. Dudley Bradley 211 1979-80 4. Dudley Bradley 186 1980-81 5. Victor Oladipo 177 2017-18 6. Ricky Sobers 170 1977-78 7. Don Buse 164 1981-82 8. Ron Artest 159 2002-03 9. Mickey Johnson 153 1979-80 T-10. Paul George 152 2015-16 T- 10. Ron Artest 152 2003-04

PACERS PLAYOFF FRANCHISE LEADERSNBA YEARS ONLY (1976-PRESENT)

3-PT FIELD GOALS MADE1. Reggie Miller .................................................................................................. 3202. Paul George ..................................................................................................... 1363. George Hill ..........................................................................................................904. Mark Jackson ....................................................................................................695. Lance Stephenson ...................................................................... 526. Jalen Rose .......................................................................................................... 497. Chris Mullin ......................................................................................................... 448. Danny Granger ................................................................................................. 439. Austin Croshere ...............................................................................................3810. Ron Artest ..........................................................................................................37

ASSISTS1. Mark Jackson .................................................................................................. 5742. Reggie Miller ...................................................................................................3573. Paul George .................................................................................................... 2594. Jamaal Tinsley ................................................................................................ 1965. Derrick McKey ................................................................................................ 1896. George Hill ..........................................................................................................1817. Lance Stephenson ......................................................................165 8. Travis Best ........................................................................................................1649. Haywoode Workman ................................................................................... 16010. Jalen Rose .......................................................................................................149

STEALS1. Reggie Miller ....................................................................................................1462. Paul George .......................................................................................................1123. Derrick McKey ...................................................................................................794. Mark Jackson ..................................................................................................... 775. Dale Davis ............................................................................................................676. George Hill ..........................................................................................................657. Rik Smits ............................................................................................................... 518. Ron Artest ........................................................................................................... 498. Jamaal Tinsley.................................................................................................. 4910. Jalen Rose ........................................................................................................ 4611. Travis Best ......................................................................................................... 4412. Lance Stephenson .................................................................... 42

BLOCKS1. Jermaine O’Neal ............................................................................................. 1202. Dale Davis ...........................................................................................................1193. Roy Hibbert ...................................................................................................... 1064. Rik Smits .............................................................................................................905. Antonio Davis .....................................................................................................676. Derrick McKey ...................................................................................................376. Paul George ........................................................................................................378. David West .........................................................................................................369. Ian Mahinmi....................................................................................................... 3510. Reggie Miller ................................................................................................... 3411. Myles Turner ............................................................................... 2911. Jeff Foster ........................................................................................................... 29

Through games played on April 22, 2018

2017-18 INDIANA PACERS GAME NOTESPROTECT THE ROCK Indiana ranked fifth in the league in turnovers committed while averaging only 13.3 mistakes per game. That average marked the second-lowest per game in franchise history, while their 1,089 turnovers set a new franchise record for the fewest total turnovers over an 82-game seasons (the Pacers averaged 13.0 turnovers per game over 50 games during the shortened 1998-99 season). Darren Collison led the NBA in assists-per-turnover ratio with a career-best 4.28 mark. He averaged a team-high 5.3 assists, the most since his rookie season when he averaged 5.8 assists for New Orleans in 2009-10, and a career-low 1.2 turnovers per game.

INDIANA TEAM TURNOVERS AVERAGE SEASON 1. 13.0 1998-99 * 2. 13.3 2017-18 3. 13.8 2016-17 T-4. 14.0 2011-12 T-4. 14.0 2014-15 6. 14.1 1999-2000 * 50-game season

TURNING POINTS As a team, the Pacers finished second in the NBA with an average of 8.8 steals per game and fifth in the NBA while forcing 15.6 turnovers per game. The Pacers averaged 14.7 fastbreak points per game this season, which ranked fifth in the NBA. Indiana finished with a season-high 36 fastbreak points and outscored the Suns by 18 in transition in their home win over Phoenix Jan. 24. Indiana finished in the league while averaging 18.4 points per game off turnovers. The Pacers forced 22 turnovers and scored a season-best 34 points off mistakes in the win over Denver, 12/10.

THE CLOSERS The Pacers finished with an 11-2 (.846) record in games decided by three points or less this season. The best win-ning percentage in NBA history for a team with at least ten wins by three points or less is 17-3 (.850) by the 1979-80 Philadelphia 76ers. Indiana went 41-4 this season when holding a lead at the end of the third quarter. The Pacers ranked fifth in the NBA while holding opponents to 50.5 points per game in the second half.

COMEBACK KIDS The Pacers have come back to win after trailing by at least 10 points 12 times this season, including eight wins after trailing by at least 15, five wins after trailing by 19 or more, and three after trailing by 21 or more. Against the Detroit Pistons on Nov. 19, the Pacers trailed by 22 points, 78-56, with 5:32 remaining in the third quarter. The Pacers outscored the Pistons 51-22 over the final 17:32 of game action to earn a 107-100 victory. According to the Elias Sports Bureau, the comeback marked Indiana’s largest come-from-behind victory in the second half since the Pacers trailed by 22 points, 46-68, at halftime before earning a 105-103 victory at Sacramento on Nov. 29, 1993. Indiana matched that comeback effort against Cleveland on Jan. 12, as the Pacers trailed 34-12 at the end of the first quarter before rallying to earn a 97-95 home win over the Cavaliers. The Pacers trailed by 21 points in the second quarter before rallying to earn a 114-112 home victory over Orlando Jan. 27. The Pacers erased a 16-point deficit in the fourth quarter to earn a 98-96 home win over Chicago on Dec. 6. Indiana trailed the entire game before ending the game on a 13-2 run to comeplete the comeback. Two games later, the Pac-ers overcame a 19-point deficit in the first half to earn a 126-116 overtime win over Denver, 12/10. Indiana trailed by as many as 19 points in the second quarter and faced a 16-point halftime deficit before earning a 123-119 overtime win over the Brooklyn Nets Dec. 23.

PERCENTAGE POINTS Indiana finished eighth in the NBA in team field goal percentage while shooting 47.2 percent on the season. The Pacers posted a 22-1 record when shooting 50 percent or better from the field. Indiana broke a 30-year old franchise record for field goal percentage in a game as they shot 66.7 percent (56-84) from the floor in their 130-107 road win at Minnesota on Oct. 24. The previous record was set on Jan. 5, 1987, when the Pacers shot 65.3 percent in a road win over the Dallas Mavericks. The 66.7 percent mark was also the highest by any team in the NBA this season. Indiana finished the second half of the win over Minnesota shooting 76.9 percent (30-39) from the field as the Pacers outscored the Timberwolves 69-46 after halftime. The Pacers shot 60.0 percent from the field (51-85) to post their largest win of the season in their 120-95 road win at Miami on Nov. 19. This is the first season in which the Pacers shot 60 percent or better from the field in two games since Indiana did it twice during the 2010-11 season. Indiana has not shot .600 or better in three games since 1997-98.

BALANCING ACT Led by Victor Oladipo with 23.1 points per game, the Pacers had six players who averaged 11.5 or more points per game this season, the most since six players averaged at least 12 points during the 1986-87 season. Six or more Pacers finished in double figures in 25 games this season, which was second in the NBA this season. The Pacers placed at least seven players in double figures six times this season, including eight players in Indiana’s 140-131 Opening Night home win over the Brooklyn Nets on Oct. 18. Five Indiana players scored 18 points or more in the home win over Orlando Nov. 27, the first time five players have scored at least that many since the 2002-03 season. The Pacers went 24-3 this season when they recorded at least 25 assists in a game, including an 8-0 mark when they recorded 30 or more. Bojan Bogdanovic (14.3) and Oladipo (23.1) set new career highs this season in scoring, and became the first Pacers duo since the 1978-79 season to average more than 14.0 points per game in their first seasons with the team. Johnny Davis scored 18.3 points and Alex English averaged 16.0 points per game. in 1978-79.

HOME COURT HEROES With a 27-14 record at home this season, the Pacers have secured a winning record on their home court for the 29th consecutive season -- the longest active streak in the NBA. The NBA record for the most consecutive seasons with a winning record at home is held by the Phoenix Suns, who posted 34 straight winning seasons at home from 1969-2003. The Pacers held a six-game home stand this season from Dec. 4-15, the team’s longest since they hosted six straight games (Feb. 5-21, 2007) during the 2006-07 season. Indiana posted a 4-2 record over those games. Since the building’s opening in 1999, the Pacers have recorded a 512-257 (.668) record at Bankers Life Fieldhouse. The Pacers earned their 500th regular season win in their 22-point comeback win over Cleveland Jan. 12. In Indiana’s NBA history, the Pacers hold a 1,079-614 (.637) record at home, the 10th best winning percentage at home amongst active NBA franchises.

ROAD TESTED The Pacers finished 21-20 on the road this season, posting their first winning season on the road since the 2013-14 season (21-20) and finishing above .500 on the road for only the sixth time in franchise history. The Pacers faced a road-heavy schedule to begin the season, playing 11 of their first 18 games of the season away from Bankers Life Fieldhouse. Indiana responded by posting a 6-5 record in those games. By comparison, the Pacers did not earn their sixth road victory last season until Jan. 18, 2017.

GET OFF MY LINE The Pacers committed the sixth-fewest personal fouls per game (18.8) and their opponents are shooting an average of 19.8 free throw attempts per game, fifth in the NBA this season.

TURNER’S BLOCK PARTY Third-year center Myles Turner has recorded at least one block in all but nine appearances this season and at least three blocks in 19 games. He tied his career high with six blocks in the win over Brooklyn, 12/23. Turner finished third in the NBA with an average of 1.81 blocks per game. Despite missing 16 games this season due to injury, Turner ranked seventh in the league with 116 total blocked shots.

LANCE, MAKE ‘EM DANCE Lance Stephenson scored all 13 of his points in the fourth quarter to help the Pacers complete their comeback win over the Detroit Pistons on Nov. 17. One week later, he finished with 13 points and six rebounds in the fourth quarter of Indiana’s home win over the Toronto Raptors on Nov. 24. Stephenson recorded 12 points, six rebounds and three assists in the fourth in the win over the 76ers, 2/3. He has scored 10 or more points in the fourth quarter six times this season. Stephenson struggled to begin the season, averaging 5.0 points on 25.0 percent shooting over the first eight games of the season. Since, he is averaging 9.8 points and 5.6 rebounds per game while shooting 45.9 percent. Stephenson is averaging 10.8 points per game on 46.2 percent shooting at home this season, compared to 7.9 points on 42.3 percent shooting on the road.

BOGEY FOR THREE In his first season with the Pacers, Bojan Bogdanovic is averaging a career-high 14.3 points per game and shoot-ing a career-best 40.2 percent from three-point range. Bogdanovic currently ranks 28th in the NBA in three-point percentage and 16th in free throw percentage. Entering this season, only 32 players in Indiana’s NBA history have averaged 14.0 or more points per game. Bogda-novic and Victor Oladipo are looking to both do it in their first seasons with the team. The time the Pacers had at least two players average 14.0 points or more in their first season with the team was the 1978-79 season when Johnny Davis scored 18.3 points and Alex English averaged 16.0 points per game. .

McMILESTONES Now in his 14th season as an NBA head coach, Pacers head coach Nate McMillan has amassed 568 career coaching victories, which is now 26th all time in NBA history. With Indiana’s home win over San Antonio on Oct. 29, McMillan passed K.C. Jones for 28th place on the list. He later passed Rudy Tomjanovich for 27th place as the Pacers defeated the Memphis Grizzlies on Nov. 15. He has since been passed by Houston’s Mike D’Antoni, but passed Indiana native Del Harris (556) for 27th place on the list with the team’s win over Milwaukee March 5. He passed Al Attles (557) for 26th place with the win over Atlanta March 9. McMillan is currently fifth among all active head coaches in career victories behind San Antonio’s Gregg Popovich, Los Angeles Clippers’ coach Doc Rivers, Dallas’ Rick Carlisle and Houston’s D’Antoni.

ROSTER TURNOVER Of the 16 players (including the two players under a two-way contract) on Indiana’s Opening Night roster, the Pacers feature only five players who were on the 2016-17 Opening Night roster, including two returning starters (Myles Turner, Thaddeus Young). 21-year old center Myles Turner is currently the longest-tenured player on Indiana’s roster as he enters his third NBA season. Indiana also features two players who have played previous stints with the Pacers. Signed as a free agent on July 7, Darren Collison played two seasons with Indiana from 2010-12. Lance Stephenson enters his sixth overall season with the Pacers, most of any current player. Stephenson was drafted in the second round in 2010 and played four seasons with Indiana (2010-14) before signing as a free agent last season on March 30, 2017. The average age of the Pacers’ roster as of Opening Night was 25.9, the 17th youngest roster in the NBA. As of the start of the regular season, Indiana features the youngest player in the NBA this season, Ike Anigbogu, and the fifth-oldest player in the league, Damien Wilkins (behind Vince Carter, Manu Ginobili, Jason Terry and Dirk Nowitzki). Anigbogu, the 47th overall pick in the second round of the 2017 NBA Draft out of UCLA, turned 19 years old on Oct. 22. Below is a list of how the Pacers’ roster has been constructed: Player How acquired Date acquired Myles Turner 2015 NBA Draft (11th overall) June 25, 2015 Joe Young 2015 NBA Draft (43rd overall) June 25, 2015 Glenn Robinson III Signed as a free agent July 27, 2015 Thaddeus Young Trade (from Brooklyn) July 7, 2016 Al Jefferson Signed as a free agent July 10, 2016 Lance Stephenson Signed as a free agent March 30, 2017 TJ Leaf 2017 NBA Draft (18th overall) June 22, 2017 Ike Anigbogu 2017 NBA Draft (47th overall) June 22, 2017 Edmond Sumner * 2017 NBA Draft-night trade (from New Orleans) June 22, 2017 Victor Oladipo Trade (from Oklahoma City) July 6, 2017 Domantas Sabonis Trade (from Oklahoma City) July 6, 2017 Darren Collison Signed as a free agent July 7, 2017 Bojan Bogdanovic Signed as a free agent July 10, 2017 Cory Joseph Trade (from Toronto) July 14, 2017 Alex Poythress Signed as a free agent August 22, 2017 Ben Moore Signed to a two-way contract January 12, 2018 Trevor Booker Signed as a free agent March 3, 2018

* Players under a two-way contract

BACK-TO-BACKS The Pacers will play games on consecutive nights 14 times during the 2017-18 regular season, with no occasions with four games in five nights. Only three NBA teams will play fewer back-to-back games during the regular season. Below is a complete list of Indiana’s back-to-backs for the 2017-18 season:

Date 1st Half 2nd Half

Oct. 20-21 vs. Portland (L, 96-114) at Miami (L, 108-112)

Oct. 24-25 at Minnesota (W, 130-107) at Oklahoma City (L, 96-114)

Oct. 31-Nov. 1 vs. Sacramento (W, 101-83) at Cleveland (W, 124-107)

Nov. 7-8 vs. New Orleans (L, 112-117) at Detroit (L, 97-114)

Nov. 19-20 at Miami (W, 120-95) at Orlando (W, 105-97)

Nov. 24-25 vs. Toronto (W, 107-104) vs. Boston (L, 98-108)

Dec. 17-18 at Brooklyn (W, 109-97) vs. Boston (L, 111-112)

Dec. 26-27 at Detroit (L, 83-107) vs. Dallas (L, 94-98)

Jan. 14-15 at Phoenix (W, 120-97) at Utah (W, 109-94)

Jan. 18-19 at Portland (L, 86-100) at L.A. Lakers (L, 86-99)

Jan. 26-27 at Cleveland (L, 108-115) vs. Orlando (W, 114-112)

Feb. 2-3 at Charlotte (L, 126-133) vs. Philadelphia (W, 100-92)

March 4-5 at Washington (W, 98-95) vs. Milwaukee (W, 92-89)

April 5-6 vs. Golden State (W, 126-106) at Toronto (L, 73-92)

Record: 1st Game

Record: 2nd Game

1st Game at Home

1st Game on the Road

2nd Game at Home

2nd Game on the Road

8-6 6-8 3-2 5-4 3-3 3-5


THE FORT REPORT The Mad Ants fell in their sudden death, semifinal matchup against the Erie Bayhawks as they could not complete their late-game comeback with a three to tie at the buzzer and fell 116-119 in Fort Wayne.

DeQuan Jones, the G League’s Most Improved Player for the 2017-18 season, led the Ants with 29 points and 11 rebounds. Ben Moore and Edmond Sumner each added 18 points off the bench. After dropping the season opener, Fort Wayne put together the G League’s longest winning streak this season with eight straight wins. Mad Ants guard Walter Lemon Jr. was named Eastern Conference

Player of the Month for November after averaging 26.6 points per game and leading Fort Wayne to an 8-1 record. Forward DeQuan Jones won the 2018 G League Slam Dunk Contest during All-Star Weekend in Los Angeles, and was named Player of the Month for February after averaging 26.5 points per game. Trey McKinney-Jones was signed to a 10-day contract on Feb. 22, and made one appearance for the Pacers. Last season, the Mad Ants finished second in their division and earned their third playoff appearance in the last four seasons. Forward Alex Poythress was selected the 2017 NBADL All-Star Game. He was

signed a two-way contract with the Pacers on Aug. 22, 2017, and has his contract converted into a full-time NBA contract on Dec. 28. The Mad Ants are now in their third season operating as the Pacers’ NBA Gatorade League affiliate under Pacers Sports and Entertainment.

Record Home Away Streak Division Conference MAD ANTS 29-21 19-6 10-15 Lost 1 1st 3rd

PACERS IN FT. WAYNE G GS PPG RPG APG SPG BPG MPG FG% 3FG% FT% Ike Anigbogu 20 20 8.7 6.4 1.1 0.3 1.8 24.5 .517 .000 .703 TJ Leaf 3 3 23.3 8.3 0.3 0.3 0.3 32.7 .574 .538 .333 Ben Moore 43 10 11.8 6.4 1.9 1.0 0.4 27.9 .555 .352 .812 Alex Poythress 7 7 20.0 8.9 2.7 0.9 1.3 34.0 .482 .227 .675 Glenn Robinson III 2 2 11.0 3.5 2.5 0.5 0.0 30.4 .308 .167 1.000 Edmond Sumner 14 7 7.2 2.3 2.4 1.1 0.4 17.0 .396 .227 .667

HICKORY NIGHTS 2017-18 Continuing a first-of-its-kind partnership, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios (MGM) and the Indiana Pacers will bring one of the all-time great underdog stories, “Hoosiers,” to the NBA hardwood . For the third season, the Pacers will wear Hickory uniforms inspired by the movie, and Bankers Life Fieldhouse will be transformed for four games this season to reflect the elements that helped make Hoosiers one of the most popular sports movies of all time. The Pacers will wear new white Nike Hickory jerseys on the four Hickory Nights at Bankers Life Fieldhouse, as well as during road games against the Los Angeles Lakers (Jan. 19), Boston Celtics (March 11), Philadelphia 76ers (March 13) and the Los Angeles Clippers (April 1). The white Hickory uniform, the Nike Classic Edition, is a modern take on the white uniforms of Hickory High as worn in the 1987 classic. The Hickory Nights, opponents and those to be honored are as follows:

Date Opponent Honoree Nov. 17 vs. Detroit The Indiana Basketball Hallf of Fame and the City of New Castle As home to the Hall of Fame and Chrysler Fieldhouse, the world’s largest high school gymnasium (9,325), and the annual holiday Hall of Fame Classic, New Castle occupies a special place in Hoosier basketball history. New Castle also produced NCAA All-Americans Vern Huffman, Kent Benson and Steve Alford. Jan. 8 vs. Milwaukee John Wooden Wooden first excelled as a player at Martinsville High School and Purdue University, where he was a three-time All-American. His coaching career began in South Bend, moved to Indiana State University and then to UCLA, where the “Wizard of Westwood” guided the Bruins to 10 NCAA national championships in 12 years. Feb. 11 vs. New York Paul D. “Tony” Hinkle A native of Logansport, Ind., the revered Hinkle, a member of the Naismith Hall of Fame, coached basketball, football and baseball at Butler for nearly a half century while also serving as athletic director. The Hinkle “coaching tree” of former players and assistants remains a presence throughout Indiana and Butler’s iconic fieldhouse is named in his honor. April 10 vs. Charlotte 2017-18 IHSAA State Champions The Pacers’ regular season-ending game will include the recognition of the four girls and four boys IHSAA State Champions, continuing a Hickory Nights tradition.

ST. VINCENT CENTER In August 2017, Pacers Sports & Entertainment and St. Vincent unveiled the new St. Vincent Center, the Pacers’ training facility and medical office building that will provide local residents and workers improved access

to high-quality care. Groundbreaking took place in December of 2015. The 130,000 square-foot St. Vincent Center was privately financed by PS&E and is located on Delaware Street immediately east of Bankers Life Fieldhouse and adjacent to the Virginia Avenue Parking Garage. It is

connected to Bankers Life Fieldhouse via a tunnel on the event level. The St. Vincent Center houses two NBA-regulation practice courts named in honor of franchise icons Bobby “Slick” Leonard and Donnie Walsh, as well as the most modern training and medical facilities required by

professional sports teams. Pacers basketball staff and scouting offices also moved to the Center. The St. Vincent Center is the 20th stand-alone training facility built by an NBA team since 1999. Many of those facilities have partnered with local health organizations. Most practices and select shootarounds on the morning of home games will be held at the St. Vincent Center. For more information, please contact the Pacers Media Relations department.

NBA ALL-STAR 2021 INDIANAPOLIS The NBA announced Dec. 13, 2017, that Indiana will host NBA All-Star 2021. The 70th annual game will take place at Bankers Life Fieldhouse, home of the Pacers, on Sunday, Feb. 14, 2021. This will mark the second NBA All-Star in Indianapolis. The 1985 NBA midseason classic was held at the Hoosier Dome in downtown Indianapolis. NBA Commissioner Adam Silver made the announcement during a press conference at Bankers Life Fieldhouse. He was joined by Indiana Gov. Eric J. Holcomb and Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett as well as Pacers Sports & Entertainment owner Herb Simon, President and Chief Operating Officer Rick Fuson and President of Basketball Operations Kevin Pritchard. For more information, please visit Pacers.com/AllStar2021.

“WE GROW BASKETBALL HERE” In August, the Pacers officially unveiled the first phase of a brand refresh, built around the slogan “We Grow Basketball Here” highlighted by the unveiling of new uniforms, a new playing court, and two new logos – a state icon and seal for basketball in Indiana. To view photos of the Pacers’ new home court and Nike uniforms, and for the full description of the design elements implemented into each, please visit WeGrowBasketballHere.com.


ASSOCIATION ICON STATEMENT CLASSIC CITY

2017-18 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS vs. OPPONENTSDATE OPPONENT FG FGA PCT 3P 3PA PCT FT FTA PCT OR DR TOT AST PF ST TO BS 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1H 2H OT OT OT FINALOct. 18 INDIANA 53 102 .520 9 34 .265 25 32 .781 14 33 47 29 25 12 14 9 29 36 41 34 65 75 --- --- --- 140 vs. Brooklyn 45 94 .479 12 30 .400 29 32 .906 11 32 43 22 25 7 20 2 30 33 35 33 63 68 --- --- --- 131Oct. 20 INDIANA 35 78 .449 4 18 .222 22 33 .667 6 33 39 15 17 1 12 4 25 27 21 23 52 44 --- --- --- 96 vs. Portland 46 95 .484 9 19 .474 13 17 .765 11 40 51 19 26 5 9 6 31 31 29 23 62 52 --- --- --- 114Oct. 21 INDIANA 43 96 .448 7 19 .368 15 21 .714 13 32 45 18 18 9 11 4 31 19 26 32 50 58 --- --- --- 108 at Miami 45 87 .517 14 34 .412 8 14 .571 6 39 45 24 19 6 14 11 26 37 28 21 63 49 --- --- --- 112Oct. 24 INDIANA 56 84 .667 10 22 .455 8 11 .727 8 34 42 31 21 8 17 2 33 28 37 32 61 69 --- --- --- 130 at Minnesota 42 86 .488 9 24 .375 14 22 .636 9 18 27 27 14 9 14 4 20 41 23 23 61 46 --- --- --- 107Oct. 25 INDIANA 28 83 .337 10 29 .345 30 35 .857 14 27 41 13 23 13 19 2 27 21 26 22 48 48 --- --- --- 96 at Oklahoma City 43 89 .483 10 27 .370 18 26 .692 16 33 49 26 27 8 20 8 30 24 32 28 54 60 --- --- --- 114Oct. 29 INDIANA 36 77 .468 10 22 .455 15 20 .750 6 38 44 21 20 9 19 3 26 27 15 29 53 44 --- --- --- 97 vs. San Antonio 36 90 .400 9 28 .321 13 18 .722 12 32 44 19 11 12 17 8 24 24 16 30 48 46 --- --- --- 94Oct. 31 INDIANA 36 85 .424 12 29 .414 17 22 .773 14 39 53 25 17 8 15 7 24 31 14 32 55 46 --- --- --- 101 vs. Sacramento 37 88 .420 2 14 .143 7 14 .500 10 36 46 15 18 8 15 5 13 17 18 35 30 53 --- --- --- 83Nov. 1 INDIANA 49 90 .544 16 26 .615 10 13 .769 8 35 43 35 23 9 14 1 30 32 30 32 62 62 --- --- --- 124 at Cleveland 43 86 .500 7 31 .226 14 20 .700 8 33 41 25 19 6 16 3 28 33 24 22 61 46 --- --- --- 107Nov. 3 INDIANA 45 97 .464 8 28 .286 12 19 .632 8 32 40 25 18 6 12 6 28 35 26 21 63 47 --- --- --- 110 at Philadelphia 46 92 .500 18 36 .500 11 14 .786 12 38 50 34 20 7 20 9 30 26 36 29 56 65 --- --- --- 121Nov. 5 INDIANA 37 79 .468` 12 25 .480 15 17 .882 4 30 34 24 17 6 12 2 33 29 22 17 62 39 --- --- --- 101 at New York 44 88 .500 6 23 .261` 14 19 .737 12 34 46 24 21 8 12 7 25 24 23 36 49 59 --- --- --- 108Nov. 7 INDIANA 44 93 .473 9 24 .375 15 18 .833 11 30 41 19 21 4 11 4 37 38 19 18 75 37 --- --- --- 112 vs. New Orleans 44 87 .506 14 35 .400 15 22 .682 11 32 43 23 18 6 13 5 34 27 35 21 61 56 --- --- --- 117Nov. 8 INDIANA 38 88 .432 7 24 .292 14 18 .778 7 31 38 22 24 8 15 3 30 22 23 22 52 45 --- --- --- 97 at Detroit 43 83 .518 12 27 .444 16 25 .640 8 42 50 25 22 3 18 5 22 37 23 32 59 55 --- --- --- 114Nov. 10 INDIANA 43 84 .512 12 29 .414 7 12 .583 7 44 51 27 17 8 18 3 27 18 35 25 45 60 --- --- --- 105 at Chicago 37 93 .389 7 27 .259 6 9 .667 11 32 43 24 13 10 12 3 16 19 26 26 35 52 --- --- --- 87Nov. 12 INDIANA 37 83 .446 8 22 .364 13 21 .619 7 34 41 18 15 5 13 7 18 33 20 24 51 44 --- --- --- 95 vs. Houston 43 90 .478 17 47 .362 15 18 .833 10 37 47 24 20 10 13 5 35 28 24 31 63 55 --- --- --- 118Nov. 15 INDIANA 43 85 .506 12 24 .500 18 20 .900 5 31 36 29 17 6 12 6 34 33 30 19 67 49 --- --- --- 116 at Memphis 44 86 .512 8 32 .250 17 22 .773 11 32 43 29 19 5 14 10 25 28 31 29 53 60 --- --- --- 113Nov. 17 INDIANA 39 89 .438 15 28 .536 14 21 .667 13 38 51 22 13 4 10 5 23 24 24 36 47 60 --- --- --- 107 vs. Detroit 39 93 .419 14 33 .424 8 10 .800 11 32 43 20 18 4 11 8 32 26 23 19 58 42 --- --- --- 100Nov. 19 INDIANA 51 85 .600 11 23 .478 7 8 .875 9 33 42 33 14 9 14 7 29 29 32 30 58 62 --- --- --- 120 at Miami 35 83 .422 13 37 .351 12 14 .857 10 25 35 21 11 9 17 2 27 28 13 27 55 40 --- --- --- 95Nov. 20 INDIANA 37 89 .416 8 20 .400 23 29 .793 8 40 48 25 25 17 13 4 34 16 28 27 50 55 --- --- --- 105 at Orlando 35 84 .417 13 38 .342 14 23 .609 11 39 50 23 20 6 22 7 31 24 17 25 55 42 --- --- --- 97Nov. 24 INDIANA 38 83 .458 11 26 .423 20 27 .741 10 31 41 19 18 10 16 3 29 21 31 26 50 57 --- --- --- 107 vs. Toronto 40 81 .494 9 30 .300 15 20 .750 7 35 42 17 20 14 20 4 25 35 20 24 60 44 --- --- --- 104Nov. 25 INDIANA 38 78 .487 7 23 .304 15 15 1.000 10 26 36 20 14 9 20 2 32 22 16 28 54 44 --- --- --- 98 vs. Boston 45 80 .562 10 25 .400 8 9 .889 4 26 30 22 13 8 15 4 27 18 37 26 45 63 --- --- --- 108Nov. 27 INDIANA 42 79 .532 15 26 .577 22 26 .846 8 35 43 25 18 7 16 8 33 24 28 36 57 64 --- --- --- 121 vs. Orlando 40 92 .435 16 41 .390 13 16 .812 10 25 35 22 23 4 15 9 25 25 34 25 50 59 --- --- --- 109Nov. 29 INDIANA 42 88 .477 7 28 .250 6 6 1.000 6 30 36 18 17 9 14 7 27 22 22 26 49 48 --- --- --- 97 at Houston 42 86 .488 18 40 .450 16 21 .762 10 39 49 26 10 9 16 0 22 32 35 29 54 64 --- --- --- 118Dec. 1 INDIANA 45 102 .441 8 26 .308 17 22 .773 15 31 46 21 17 7 11 5 32 26 31 26 58 57 --- --- --- 115 at Toronto 48 97 .495 10 32 .312 14 21 .667 12 35 47 29 18 6 12 8 27 38 29 26 65 55 --- --- --- 120Dec. 4 INDIANA 46 86 .535 11 26 .423 12 15 .800 7 37 44 28 20 10 16 5 31 35 29 20 66 49 --- --- --- 115 vs. New York 40 91 .440 6 23 .261 11 16 .688 15 28 43 26 15 4 18 2 19 21 25 32 40 57 --- --- --- 97Dec. 6 INDIANA 39 87 .448 12 34 .353 8 10 .800 7 32 39 21 14 7 13 5 20 19 30 29 39 59 --- --- --- 98 vs. Chicago 39 83 .470 10 26 .385 8 16 .500 11 35 46 18 15 3 16 5 30 25 28 13 55 41 --- --- --- 96Dec. 8 INDIANA 38 86 .442 15 39 .385 15 24 .625 12 38 50 21 19 7 10 3 32 25 32 17 57 49 --- --- --- 106 vs. Cleveland 37 85 .435 11 36 .306 17 22 .773 9 35 44 23 23 4 13 4 33 30 23 16 63 39 --- --- --- 102Dec. 10 INDIANA 49 93 .527 10 25 .400 18 22 .818 11 29 40 24 17 6 11 2 22 37 31 24 59 55 12 --- --- 126 vs. Denver 43 95 .453 17 42 .405 13 16 .812 19 28 47 24 20 7 22 5 35 31 22 26 66 48 2 --- --- 116Dec. 13 INDIANA 40 89 .449 11 31 .355 4 6 .667 11 31 42 18 21 11 14 7 27 19 23 26 46 49 --- --- --- 95 vs. Oklahoma City 36 88 .409 13 29 .448 15 24 .625 17 35 52 26 12 10 14 6 22 29 22 27 51 49 --- --- --- 100Dec. 15 INDIANA 35 87 .402 9 30 .300 19 25 .760 15 36 51 21 15 6 14 4 19 35 20 24 54 44 --- --- --- 98 vs. Detroit 39 93 .419 13 32 .406 13 17 .765 11 33 44 22 22 7 10 10 27 25 34 18 52 52 --- --- --- 104Dec. 17 INDIANA 43 76 .566 8 18 .444 15 19 .789 6 37 43 21 20 6 15 7 28 31 21 29 59 50 --- --- --- 109 at Brooklyn 34 81 .420 12 33 .364 17 21 .810 7 22 29 26 17 7 12 2 29 19 24 25 48 49 --- --- --- 97Dec. 18 INDIANA 37 79 .468 7 21 .333 30 38 .789 9 29 38 14 16 12 13 3 21 26 31 33 47 64 --- --- --- 111 vs. Boston 44 79 .557 16 26 .615 8 14 .571 6 32 38 26 31 6 20 4 38 24 23 27 62 50 --- --- --- 112Dec. 20 INDIANA 40 82 .488 7 21 .333 18 19 .947 8 29 37 19 18 5 10 5 28 25 25 27 53 52 --- --- --- 105 at Atlanta 35 81 .432 8 29 .276 17 20 .850 11 32 43 27 17 5 14 6 27 24 20 24 51 44 --- --- --- 95Dec. 23 INDIANA 47 90 .522 10 23 .435 19 24 .792 7 34 41 31 25 8 9 9 21 20 39 31 41 70 12 --- --- 123 vs. Brooklyn 42 98 .429 16 36 .444 19 25 .760 18 33 51 24 20 2 14 2 28 29 24 30 57 54 8 --- --- 119Dec. 26 INDIANA 34 77 .442 6 21 .286 9 13 .692 5 21 26 18 19 6 12 3 19 26 21 17 45 48 --- --- --- 83 at Detroit 41 82 .500 12 34 .353 13 16 .812 10 36 46 26 17 5 13 1 40 18 24 25 58 49 --- --- --- 107Dec. 27 INDIANA 38 79 .481 10 25 .400 8 10 .800 7 32 39 27 17 8 16 4 29 25 20 20 54 40 --- --- --- 94 vs. Dallas 40 78 .513 8 29 .276 10 15 .667 4 31 35 26 12 7 10 3 22 31 18 27 53 45 --- --- --- 98Dec. 29 INDIANA 43 93 .462 7 22 .318 14 20 .700 11 32 43 22 15 10 10 6 27 25 25 30 52 55 --- --- --- 107 at Chicago 43 85 .506 18 39 .462 15 15 1.000 7 33 40 31 20 6 15 4 37 27 22 33 64 55 --- --- --- 119Dec. 31 INDIANA 33 85 .388 10 25 .400 14 18 .778 13 30 43 20 18 3 17 5 13 25 20 32 38 52 --- --- --- 90 vs. Minnesota 41 86 .477 4 19 .211 21 25 .840 13 31 44 20 20 11 8 8 23 26 38 20 51 58 --- --- --- 107Jan. 3 INDIANA 41 84 .488 3 15 .200 16 19 .842 8 22 30 24 20 7 15 2 26 26 24 25 52 49 --- --- --- 101 at Milwaukee 44 75 .587 9 17 .529 25 28 .893 6 28 34 33 23 8 16 5 34 28 31 29 62 60 --- --- --- 122Jan. 6 INDIANA 48 86 .558 15 31 .484 14 18 .778 10 39 49 24 19 9 13 4 31 33 37 24 64 61 --- --- --- 125 vs. Chicago 30 80 .375 10 32 .312 16 20 .800 9 26 35 15 15 4 16 6 26 11 30 19 37 49 --- --- --- 86Jan. 8 INDIANA 44 79 .557 7 22 .318 14 20 .700 8 32 40 30 23 9 16 5 37 27 24 21 64 45 --- --- --- 109 vs. Milwaukee 34 74 .459 7 27 .259 21 27 .778 5 29 34 18 24 11 18 4 16 22 27 31 38 58 --- --- --- 96Jan. 10 INDIANA 43 87 .494 1 18 .056 19 29 .655 12 33 45 13 23 7 14 3 26 21 31 28 47 59 --- --- --- 106 vs. Miami 43 81 .531 13 30 .433 15 21 .714 6 31 37 25 25 6 16 6 38 20 26 30 58 56 --- --- --- 114


2017-18 INDIANA PACERS GAME NOTES2017-18 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS vs. OPPONENTS

DATE OPPONENT FG FGA PCT 3P 3PA PCT FT FTA PCT OR DR TOT AST PF ST TO BS 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1H 2H OT OT OT FINALJan. 12 INDIANA 39 85 .459 10 21 .476 9 12 .750 6 38 44 16 18 5 14 4 12 32 32 21 44 53 --- --- --- 97 vs. Cleveland 37 85 .435 7 34 .206 14 19 .737 9 37 46 19 15 12 11 5 34 24 16 21 58 37 --- --- --- 95Jan. 14 INDIANA 48 88 .545 11 23 .478 13 14 .929 8 34 42 20 22 9 6 1 30 34 32 24 64 56 --- --- --- 120 at Phoenix 35 85 .412 9 37 .243 18 24 .750 14 31 45 20 16 2 13 1 16 28 22 31 44 53 --- --- --- 97Jan. 15 INDIANA 41 77 .532 14 26 .538 13 15 .867 8 35 43 26 18 7 14 2 31 27 27 24 58 51 --- --- --- 109 at Utah 36 81 .444 9 33 .273 13 17 .765 9 29 38 11 12 11 13 7 21 26 18 29 47 47 --- --- --- 94Jan. 18 INDIANA 36 91 .396 7 26 .269 7 13 .538 10 36 46 17 16 4 8 4 28 19 27 12 47 39 --- --- --- 86 at Portland 37 94 .394 10 32 .312 16 16 1.000 14 43 57 17 11 6 11 7 29 23 22 26 52 48 --- --- --- 100Jan. 19 INDIANA 37 97 .381 2 25 .080 10 13 .769 12 32 44 15 18 9 9 4 25 14 27 20 39 47 --- --- --- 86 at L.A. Lakers 44 80 .550 9 28 .321 2 14 .143 6 41 47 26 17 7 15 6 18 29 27 25 47 52 --- --- --- 99Jan. 21 INDIANA 37 84 .440 4 19 .211 16 17 .941 7 34 41 14 15 14 10 1 22 24 25 23 46 48 --- --- --- 94 at San Antonio 35 82 .427 9 34 .265 7 12 .583 10 36 46 24 14 8 20 10 23 20 16 27 43 43 --- --- --- 86Jan. 24 INDIANA 45 80 .562 9 24 .375 17 25 .680 3 36 39 32 24 11 12 3 32 31 36 17 63 53 --- --- --- 116 vs. Phoenix 35 84 .417 9 35 .257 22 29 .759 10 32 42 22 26 3 16 2 18 26 21 36 44 57 --- --- --- 101Jan. 26 INDIANA 43 91 .473 13 31 .419 9 11 .818 8 29 37 27 15 13 16 1 31 29 20 28 60 58 --- --- --- 108 at Cleveland 46 82 .561 13 37 .351 10 13 .769 8 36 44 27 11 13 21 4 38 35 24 18 73 42 --- --- --- 115Jan. 27 INDIANA 47 87 .540 5 18 .278 15 19 .789 9 29 38 25 24 9 10 1 22 31 31 30 53 61 --- --- --- 114 vs. Orlando 42 77 .545 8 25 .320 20 32 .625 13 27 40 21 18 6 16 7 32 38 22 20 70 42 --- --- --- 112Jan. 29 INDIANA 45 83 .542 6 21 .286 9 11 .818 6 32 38 28 19 7 13 3 23 29 29 24 52 53 --- --- --- 105 vs. Charlotte 37 83 .446 9 31 .290 13 20 .650 11 29 40 18 14 5 16 2 23 28 27 18 51 45 --- --- --- 96Jan. 31 INDIANA 37 70 .529 10 26 .385 21 31 .677 8 25 33 20 15 16 14 4 21 34 29 21 55 50 --- --- --- 105 vs. Memphis 39 82 .476 12 26 .462 11 15 .733 14 27 41 20 21 10 18 1 25 28 22 26 53 48 --- --- --- 101Feb. 2 INDIANA 44 87 .506 12 29 .414 26 28 .929 7 24 31 21 25 10 11 6 37 20 34 35 57 69 --- --- --- 126 at Charlotte 44 83 .530 15 33 .455 30 34 .882 11 32 43 27 21 5 15 2 49 22 25 37 71 62 --- --- --- 133Feb. 3 INDIANA 35 79 .443 9 27 .333 21 25 .840 6 36 42 25 19 15 14 8 33 29 14 24 62 38 --- --- --- 100 vs. Philadelphia 33 87 .379 10 32 .312 16 24 .667 15 34 49 21 21 8 18 2 27 30 18 17 57 35 --- --- --- 92Feb. 5 INDIANA 37 80 .462 12 29 .414 16 25 .640 8 27 35 19 18 5 16 2 23 26 25 28 49 53 --- --- --- 102 vs. Washington 45 82 .549 7 25 .280 14 17 .824 7 36 43 29 23 7 14 1 28 30 28 25 58 53 --- --- --- 111Feb. 9 INDIANA 37 83 .446 5 20 .250 18 22 .818 13 40 53 18 20 6 13 5 30 29 17 21 59 38 --- --- --- 97 at Boston 34 89 .382 7 27 .259 16 20 .800 12 26 38 16 21 5 10 8 16 22 34 19 38 53 --- --- --- 91Feb. 11 INDIANA 47 94 .500 12 28 .429 15 22 .682 16 38 54 27 16 7 13 5 36 32 26 27 68 53 --- --- --- 121 vs. New York 41 93 .441 9 35 .257 22 25 .880 12 33 45 27 18 8 12 3 37 25 22 29 62 51 --- --- --- 113Feb. 14 INDIANA 39 90 .433 6 15 .400 24 28 .857 15 37 52 20 20 10 8 7 22 32 19 35 54 54 --- --- --- 108 at Brooklyn 35 83 .422 13 35 .371 20 27 .741 9 35 44 24 20 4 14 2 23 31 25 24 54 49 --- --- --- 103Feb. 23 INDIANA 48 101 .475 9 28 .321 11 13 .846 15 42 57 30 20 17 17 3 27 34 22 33 61 55 --- --- --- 116 vs. Atlanta 37 82 .451 7 31 .226 12 19 .632 6 34 40 14 20 9 22 7 22 22 22 27 44 49 --- --- --- 93Feb. 26 INDIANA 41 87 .471 5 20 .250 16 23 .696 9 41 50 22 19 6 12 4 23 20 22 38 43 60 --- --- --- 103 at Dallas 40 88 .455 14 37 .378 15 18 .833 7 37 44 20 21 9 10 3 23 26 19 41 49 60 --- --- --- 109Feb. 28 INDIANA 38 90 .422 11 32 .344 15 20 .750 11 32 43 21 20 13 24 5 27 23 15 37 50 52 --- --- --- 102 at Atlanta 38 87 .437 9 29 .310 22 27 .815 15 34 49 21 23 13 21 11 28 27 30 22 55 52 --- --- --- 107March 2 INDIANA 37 83 .446 6 16 .375 23 30 .767 13 35 48 19 23 12 16 4 18 27 33 25 45 58 --- --- --- 103 at Milwaukee 31 81 .383 9 25 .360 25 32 .781 14 29 43 15 24 9 15 13 21 25 21 29 46 50 --- --- --- 96March 4 INDIANA 34 77 .442 8 25 .320 22 24 .917 11 32 43 11 18 10 16 0 30 25 25 18 55 43 --- --- --- 98 at Washington 35 83 .422 10 27 .370 15 19 .789 10 32 42 21 21 9 15 2 20 25 20 30 45 50 --- --- --- 95March 5 INDIANA 33 77 .429 10 17 .588 16 21 .762 8 29 37 18 15 13 15 5 20 24 29 19 44 48 --- --- --- 92 vs. Milwaukee 34 76 .447 7 23 .304 14 16 .875 8 31 39 15 16 8 18 7 17 29 23 20 46 43 --- --- --- 89March 7 INDIANA 34 88 .386 3 23 .130 13 17 .765 14 31 45 12 17 9 12 3 20 24 25 15 44 40 --- --- --- 84 vs. Utah 41 80 .512 11 31 .355 11 16 .688 7 35 42 30 18 9 12 5 32 22 25 25 54 50 --- --- --- 104March 9 INDIANA 45 91 .495 14 28 .500 8 10 .800 9 40 49 21 16 11 16 3 34 19 34 25 53 59 --- --- --- 112 vs. Atlanta 34 82 .415 10 33 .303 9 10 .900 6 29 35 21 13 11 19 4 15 22 26 24 37 50 --- --- --- 87March 11 INDIANA 39 81 .481 12 22 .545 9 10 .900 6 33 39 26 20 9 18 7 24 16 34 25 40 59 --- --- --- 99 at Boston 34 81 .420 12 37 .324 17 21 .810 10 32 42 26 13 10 16 5 25 25 20 27 50 47 --- --- --- 97March 13 INDIANA 38 95 .400 5 24 .208 20 25 .800 14 31 45 20 23 13 10 2 33 24 26 18 57 44 --- --- --- 101 at Philadelphia 35 75 .467 10 30 .333 18 22 .818 7 41 48 24 25 3 21 7 23 30 26 19 53 45 --- --- --- 98March 15 INDIANA 40 93 .430 7 24 .292 12 17 .706 11 23 34 17 25 11 8 1 27 30 22 20 57 42 --- --- --- 99 vs. Toronto 35 79 .443 12 32 .375 24 28 .857 18 39 57 20 19 4 21 8 25 24 28 29 49 57 --- --- --- 106March 17 INDIANA 39 86 .453 12 24 .500 12 15 .800 10 28 38 24 18 7 15 4 20 25 26 31 45 57 --- --- --- 102 at Washington 40 74 .541 10 20 .500 19 23 .826 6 32 38 29 17 9 14 2 25 32 29 23 57 52 --- --- --- 109March 19 INDIANA 43 87 .494 6 21 .286 18 19 .947 9 35 44 24 16 9 7 8 29 28 35 18 57 53 --- --- --- 110 vs. L.A. Lakers 38 86 .442 8 33 .242 16 23 .696 14 33 47 20 18 4 13 3 37 22 21 20 59 41 --- --- --- 100March 21 INDIANA 34 93 .366 7 22 .318 17 18 .944 15 33 48 15 21 13 15 5 25 25 19 23 50 42 --- --- ---- 92 at New Orleans 34 79 .430 8 23 .348 20 24 .833 10 40 50 15 19 4 20 11 24 27 16 29 51 45 --- --- --- 96March 23 INDIANA 43 93 .462 11 31 .355 12 14 .857 14 28 42 25 16 6 9 2 27 31 24 27 58 51 --- --- --- 109 vs. L.A. Clippers 42 76 .553 10 26 .385 10 14 .714 5 27 32 24 20 4 14 3 28 25 23 28 53 51 --- --- --- 104March 25 INDIANA 44 90 .489 8 23 .348 17 21 .810 10 41 51 26 17 12 17 7 21 31 30 14 52 44 17 --- --- 113 vs. Miami 41 86 .477 14 35 .400 11 14 .786 7 32 39 32 20 10 17 3 30 23 21 22 53 43 11 --- --- 107March 27 INDIANA 39 81 .481 6 21 .286 8 12 .667 8 30 38 22 14 10 12 2 18 21 29 24 39 53 --- --- --- 92 at Golden State 35 86 .407 5 17 .294 6 9 .667 17 34 51 21 17 4 17 9 27 21 22 11 48 33 --- --- --- 81March 29 INDIANA 40 80 .500 8 26 .308 18 20 .900 7 27 34 23 17 9 10 4 28 33 18 27 61 45 --- --- --- 106 at Sacramento 42 78 .538 13 31 .419 6 9 .667 6 26 32 27 24 3 18 2 28 28 23 24 56 47 --- --- --- 103April 1 INDIANA 42 86 .488 11 28 .393 16 21 .762 15 25 40 23 12 8 11 4 22 28 26 35 50 61 --- --- --- 111 at L.A. Clippers 42 82 .512 9 25 .360 11 14 .786 12 24 36 24 19 6 13 6 30 21 27 26 51 53 --- --- --- 104April 3 INDIANA 41 84 .488 9 19 .474 13 16 .812 6 29 35 23 24 11 13 4 26 20 27 31 46 58 --- --- --- 104 at Denver 41 89 .461 10 32 .312 15 20 .750 13 36 49 31 19 10 16 8 27 22 28 30 49 58 --- --- --- 107April 5 INDIANA 50 93 .538 15 29 .517 11 15 .733 13 34 47 32 24 11 13 3 27 35 35 29 62 64 --- --- --- 126 vs. Golden State 37 83 .446 9 29 .310 23 24 .958 13 26 39 29 14 6 16 5 26 25 26 29 51 55 --- --- --- 106April 6 INDIANA 26 87 .299 7 21 .333 14 20 .700 12 32 44 16 21 8 13 8 14 19 16 24 33 40 --- --- --- 73 at Toronto 36 84 .429 9 30 .300 11 16 .688 9 43 52 27 17 9 23 8 26 19 27 20 45 47 --- --- --- 92April 8 INDIANA 50 93 .538 9 25 .360 14 18 .778 7 23 39 27 22 11 15 1 31 39 25 28 70 53 --- --- --- 123 at Charlotte 40 80 .500 11 30 .367 26 30 .867 5 31 36 27 17 6 21 3 25 32 24 36 57 60 --- --- --- 117April 10 INDIANA 40 99 .404 8 31 .258 5 8 .625 14 41 55 22 16 3 8 4 25 30 16 22 55 38 --- --- --- 93 vs. Charlotte 46 99 .465 18 42 .429 9 12 .750 12 42 54 27 8 5 7 7 37 26 24 32 63 56 --- --- --- 119

2017-18 MISCELLANEOUS SCORINGDate Opponent W/L Points in the Paint 2nd Chance Points Fast Break Points Bench Points Points Off Turnovers10/18 BROOKLYN W 66-52 27-21 28-13 45-55 23-2210/20 PORTLAND L 40-48 8-12 18-9 43-36 23-1010/21 at Miami L 56-56 22-12 5-15 31-36 11-1610/24 at Minnesota W 54-54 11-11 18-6 44-50 20-1810/25 at Oklahoma City L 28-54 14-14 7-14 21-27 25-1210/29 SAN ANTONIO W 34-40 9-21 15-9 17-29 12-2610/31 SACRAMENTO W 40-56 17-9 14-12 40-48 18-811/1 at Cleveland W 44-58 8-14 16-6 18-34 22-1811/3 at Philadelphia L 56-40 16-16 12-10 27-21 17-1011/5 at New York L 34-54 8-14 4-8 28-28 12-1711/7 NEW ORLEANS L 46-52 14-20 7-6 37-29 17-1211/8 at Detroit L 36-56 9-12 10-8 33-38 24-1111/10 at Chicago W 42-38 15-8 20-6 31-54 14-1011/12 HOUSTON L 38-46 12-12 17-17 40-31 16-1311/15 at Memphis W 36-64 6-11 18-17 34-49 19-711/17 DETROIT W 26-42 20-21 27-20 30-39 14-1011/19 at Miami W 44-40 10-10 13-7 30-51 28-1111/20 at Orlando W 50-32 7-13 21-12 19-33 26-1811/24 TORONTO W 44-56 14-4 17-29 31-43 30-1811/25 BOSTON L 40-42 5-2 7-9 14-16 31-3111/27 ORLANDO W 32-34 11-12 22-13 48-29 27-1411/29 at Houston L 60-48 8-14 7-7 20-21 20-2012/1 at Toronto L 44-70 20-22 10-14 28-50 15-1812/4 NEW YORK W 48-54 10-15 31-5 38-58 26-1712/6 CHICAGO W 26-44 10-10 12-15 19-29 19-1312/8 CLEVELAND W 30-40 8-15 19-4 29-23 11-512/10 DENVER W 62-40 10-27 17-13 28-36 34-1312/13 OKLAHOMA CITY L 44-38 13-22 14-20 27-29 17-1712/15 DETROIT L 40-40 16-18 19-7 22-43 15-1912/17 at Brooklyn W 44-38 5-6 9-2 39-51 13-1812/18 BOSTON L 40-30 11-1 25-18 33-37 27-1412/20 at Atlanta W 44-42 11-13 10-7 28-46 15-612/23 BROOKLYN W 54-40 10-18 18-6 18-16 28-35 12/26 at Detroit L 44-52 10-15 6-8 34-31 17-2012/27 DALLAS L 34-46 8-4 3-15 22-44 8-1812/29 at Chicago L 54-40 11-7 10-6 31-49 15-1312/31 MINNESOTA L 36-58 16-17 8-19 58-26 5-211/3 at Milwaukee L 68-54 14-11 6-13 43-39 20-241/6 CHICAGO W 46-36 19-4 17-9 59-36 23-71/8 MILWAUKEE W 60-42 9-8 24-16 42-25 18-16 1/10 MIAMI L 72-40 14-8 29-13 28-45 10-221/12 CLEVELAND W 34-48 11-10 18-39 26-25 19-171/14 at Phoenix W 44-42 13-14 16-12 56-42 21-6 1/15 at Utah W 32-46 8-14 14-4 33-45 12-14 1/18 at Portland L 36-40 10-24 11-6 13-25 7-71/19 at L.A. Lakers L 58-60 18-8 13-18 20-52 16-101/21 at San Antonio W 34-36 8-10 9-14 27-39 17-141/24 PHOENIX W 58-40 0-11 36-18 31-65 26-141/26 at Cleveland L 46-42 10-12 10-18 27-34 26-141/27 ORLANDO W 60-50 6-16 8-19 33-41 18-81/29 CHARLOTTE W 54-42 8-13 22-14 40-21 18-121/31 MEMPHIS W 42-42 9-23 24-10 30-22 22-132/2 at Charlotte L 48-46 17-14 6-4 35-28 22-142/3 PHILADELPHIA W 32-36 5-16 19-5 41-24 22-162/5 WASHINGTON L 42-52 12-6 9-18 40-50 11-302/9 at Boston W 42-38 15-13 14-7 17-23 10-202/11 NEW YORK W 50-52 14-17 16-22 38-47 12-162/14 at Brooklyn W 42-28 18-16 13-10 30-33 15-11 2/23 ATLANTA W 56-54 26-8 25-13 48-46 31-202/26 at Dallas L 48-40 11-4 13-13 23-46 10-82/28 at Atlanta L 48-40 11-4 13-13 23-46 10-83/2 at Milwaukee W 42-32 13-17 17-12 33-15 21-133/4 at Washington W 28-34 8-16 9-8 17-29 20-173/5 MILWAUKEE W 38-36 8-13 11-19 28-28 29-15 3/7 UTAH L 40-46 24-4 10-19 15-25 15-20 3/9 ATLANTA W 42-40 8-8 25-6 35-49 22-113/11 at Boston W 46-26 12-9 6-11 27-35 21-18 3/13 at Philadelphia W 50-38 15-12 22-7 31-15 29-12 3/15 TORONTO L 42-44 14-18 14-7 54-36 18-7 3/17 at Washington L 46-46 6-8 4-6 51-37 18-263/19 L.A. LAKERS W 46-46 11-13 14-19 30-13 18-13 3/21 at New Orleans L 38-30 17-13 15-26 29-33 15-8 3/23 L.A. CLIPPERS W 42-56 13-6 9-13 27-47 20-93/25 MIAMI W 54-50 13-8 13-22 31-40 20-15 3/27 at Golden State W 50-34 8-24 11-2 26-44 18-8 3/29 at Sacramento W 50-42 10-6 10-8 22-58 19-15 4/1 at L.A. Clippers W 44-60 16-11 15-24 20-41 12-12 4/3 at Denver L 52-50 4-10 25-9 28-15 26-17 4/5 GOLDEN STATE W 56-40 18-18 29-10 36-36 18-18 4/6 at Toronto L 24-48 11-17 7-12 55-34 14-9 4/8 at Charlotte W 56-42 13-9 8-7 72-60 23-25 4/10 CHARLOTTE L 44-40 11-18 15-18 50-57 9-4 Total 48-34 3656-3672 977-1033 1208-1005 2655-3005 1424-1171


2017-18 INDIANA PACERS GAME NOTESCATEGORY INDIANA HIGHS INDIANA LOWS OPPOSING TEAM HIGHS OPPOSING TEAM LOWS PACERS INDIVIDUAL HIGHS OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL HIGHS

POINTS (GAME) 140, vs. BKN, 10/18 73, at TOR, 4/6 133, at CHA, 2/2 81, at GS, 3/27 47, Oladipo, vs. DEN, 12/10 41, K. Walker , at CHA, 2/2

1ST QUARTER POINTS 37, Three timesLast: at CHA, 2/2 12, vs. CLE, 1/12 49 , at CHA, 2/2 ** 13 , vs. SAC, 10/31 14, Oladipo, at OKC, 10/25

Sabonis, at CHA, 4/8 21, T. Harris , at DET, 12/26

2ND QUARTER POINTS 39, at CHA, 4/8 14, at LAL, 1/19 41, at MIN, 10/24 11, vs. CHI, 1/6 13, Jefferson, vs. TOR, 3/15Oladipo, at LAC, 4/1

13, E. Turner, vs. POR, 10/20K. Thompson, vs. GS, 4/5

FIRST HALF POINTS 75 , vs. NO, 11/7 33 , at TOR, 4/6 73, at CLE, 1/26 30 , vs. SAC, 10/31 21, Oladipo, at OKC, 10/25 26, T. Harris , at DET, 12/26

3RD QUARTER POINTS 41, vs. BKN, 10/18 14 , vs. SAC, 10/31 38 , vs. MIN, 12/31 13, at MIA, 11/19 20, Oladipo , vs. CLE, 12/8 15, K. Walker , at CHA, 2/2

4TH QUARTER POINTS 38, at DAL, 2/26 12, at POR, 1/18 41 , at DAL, 2/26 11, at GS, 3/27 15, Oladipo, at DEN, 4/3 17, K. Porzingis, at NY, 11/5

SECOND HALF POINTS 75, vs. BKN, 10/18 37, vs. NO, 11/7 68, vs. BKN, 10/18 33, at GS, 3/27 30, Oladipo, vs. BOS, 12/18 28, K. Walker , at CHA, 2/2

FIELD GOALS MADE 56, at MIN, 10/24 ^ 26 , at TOR, 4/6 48 , at TOR, 12/1 30 , vs. CHI, 1/6 15, Oladipo , vs. DEN, 12/10 12, Four timesLast: K. Irving , vs. BOS, 12/18

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 102, vs. BKN, 10/18 70, vs. MEM, 1/31 99, vs. CHA, 4/10 73, at WAS, 3/17 29, Oladipo, at BOS, 2/9 23, K. Irving, vs. BOS, 12/18

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE .667 (56-84), at MIN, 10/24 ** ^ .337 (28-83), at OKC, 10/25 .587 (44-75), at MIL, 1/3 .375 (30-80), vs. CHI, 1/6 1.000 (9-9), Sabonis, vs. SA, 10/29 # 1.000 (8-8), J. Poeltl , at TOR, 12/1

3-PT MADE 16, at CLE, 11/1 1, vs. MIA, 1/10 18 Four times &

Last: vs. CHA, 4/10 2 , vs. SAC, 10/31 6, Five timesLast: Bogdanovic, vs. GS, 4/5

8, J.J. Redick, at PHI, 11/3N. Mirotic, at CHI, 12/29

3-PT ATTEMPTS 39 , vs. CLE, 12/8 15 , at MIL, 1/3at BKN, 2/14 47 , vs. HOU, 11/12 14 , vs. SAC, 10/31 13, Oladipo , vs. CLE, 12/8 13, J.R. Smith , at CLE, 1/26

3-PT PERCENTAGE .577 (577), vs. ORL, 11/2 .053 (1-18), vs. MIA, 1/10 .615 (16-26), vs. BOS, 12/18 .143 (2-14), vs. SAC, 10/31 .857 (6-7), Bogdanovic, vs. GS, 4/5 .875 (7-8), T. Harris , at DET, 12/26

FREE THROWS MADE 30 , at OKC, 10/25 vs. BOS, 12/18 4, vs. OKC, 12/13 30 , at CHA, 2/2 2 , at LAL, 1/19

12, Collison, at MEM, 11/15Oladipo , at ORL, 11/20

Bogdanovic, at MIL, 3/214, K. Walker , at CHA, 2/2

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 38 , vs. BOS, 12/18 6, at HOU, 11/29vs. OKC, 12/13 34 , at CHA, 2/2 9 , at CHI, 11/10

at GS, 3/27 14, Oladipo , at ORL, 11/20 14, K. Walker , at CHA, 2/2

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE 1.000 (15-15) , vs. BOS, 11/25 .583 (7-12), at CHI, 11/10 1.000 (16-16), at POR, 1/18 .143 (2-14), at LAL, 1/19 1.000 (10-10), Oladipo, vs. BKN, 12/23 1.000 (14-14), K. Walker , at CHA, 2/2

OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS 16, vs. NY, 2/11 3, vs. PHO, 1/24 19, vs. DEN, 12/10 4 , vs. BOS, 11/25vs. DAL, 12/27

8, Sabonis , at OKC, 10/25T. Young, vs. NY, 2/11 9, S. Adams, vs. OKC, 12/13

DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS 42, vs. ATL, 2/23 21 , at DET, 12/26 43 , at POR, 1/18at TOR, 4/6 18, at MIN, 10/24 14, Sabonis , vs. SAC, 10/31 17, A. Drummond, at DET, 11/8

TOTAL REBOUNDS 57, vs. ATL, 2/23 26 , at DET, 12/26 57, vs. TOR, 3/15 27, at MIN, 10/24 16, Sabonis , vs. SAC, 10/31 21, A. Drummond, at DET, 11/8

REBOUNDS (QUARTER) 19, 4th, vs. LAL, 3/19 3, 3rd , vs. BOS, 11/25 20, 1st , at TOR, 4/6 4, Six timesLast: 4th, at WAS, 3/17 9 (1st), Sabonis , vs. SAC, 10/31 9 (3rd), J. Valanciunas, vs. TOR, 3/15

REBOUNDS (HALF) 32, 2nd, vs. ATL, 2/23 12, 2nd, at DET, 12/26 32, 2nd vs. POR, 10/202nd, vs. TOR, 3/15 11, 2nd at MIN, 10/24 12 (1st), Sabonis , vs. SAC, 10/31 14 (2nd), A. Drummond, at DET, 11/8

REBOUNDING MARGIN +17 (57-40), vs. ATL, 3/23 -23 (34-57), vs. TOR, 3/15

ASSISTS 35 , at CLE, 11/1 11, at WAS, 3/4 34 , at PHI, 11/3 11, at UTA, 1/14 16, D. Collison, at MIN, 10/24 16, R. Westbrook, at OKC, 10/25

ASSISTS (QUARTER) 13, 3rd , vs. BKN, 12/23 0, 1st, vs. BOS, 12/18 12, 2nd , at CLE, 1/261st , at CHA, 2/2

1, Four timesLast: 4th , at ATL, 2/28 8 (3rd), Collison, at MIN, 10/24 9 (1st), J. Harden, vs. HOU, 11/12

ASSISTS (HALF) 20, 1st, at CHA, 4/8 2, 1st, vs. BOS, 12/18 20, 1st, at CLE, 1/26 4, 2nd, vs. CHI, 12/61st, at UTA, 1/14

8 (1st/2nd), Collison, at MIN, 10/241st, Collison, vs. NY, 12/4

11 (1st), J. Harden , vs. HOU, 11/1211, 1st , R. Jackson, at DET, 12/26

STEALS 17, at ORL, 11/20 ^vs. ATL, 2/23 1, vs. POR, 10/20 13 , at CLE, 1/26

at ATL, 2/282 , vs. BKN, 12/23

at PHO, 1/147, Oladipo , at ORL, 11/20 T. Young, vs. OKC, 12/13 5, D. Schroder, at ATL, 2/28

TURNOVERS 24, at ATL, 2/28 6, at PHO, 1/14 23 , at TOR, 4/6 7, vs. CHA, 4/10 7, Oladipo, vs. SA, 10/29Oladipo, vs. MEM, 1/31 11, L. James , at CLE, 1/26

BLOCKS 9, vs. BKN, 10/18vs. BKN, 12/23 0 , at WAS, 3/4 13 , at MIL, 3/2 0, at HOU, 11/29 6, Turner, vs. BKN, 12/23 6, K. Porzingis, at NY, 11/5

K. Towns, vs. MIN, 12/31

BENCH POINTS 72 , at CHA, 4/8 13 , at POR, 1/18 65, vs. PHO, 1/24 13, vs. LAL, 3/19 30, Sabonis, at CHA, 4/8 33, J. Clarkson , at LAL, 1/19

POINTS IN THE PAINT 72 , vs. MIA, 1/10 24 , at TOR, 4/6 70 , at TOR, 12/1 26, at BOS, 3/11

SECOND CHANCE POINTS 27, vs. BKN, 10/18 0, vs. PHO, 1/24 27 , vs. DEN, 12/10 1 , vs. BOS, 12/18

FAST BREAK POINTS 36, vs. PHO, 1/24 3 , vs. DAL, 12/27 39 , vs. CLE, 1/12 2 , at BKN, 12/17at GS, 3/27

POINTS OFF TURNOVERS 34, vs. DEN, 12/10 5 , vs. MIN, 12/31 30, vs. WAS, 2/5 5 , vs. CLE, 12/8

LARGEST LEAD/DEFICIT +41, (116-75, 5:30 4th Quarter)vs. CHI, 1/6

-29, (58-87, 0:05 3rd Quarter)vs. MIN, 12/31

LEAD AFTER 1ST QUARTER +21 (37-16), vs. MIL, 1/8 -22 (12-34), vs. CLE, 1/12

LEAD AFTER 1ST HALF +27 (64-37), vs. CHI, 1/6 -16 (39-55) , vs. CHI, 12/6(41-57), vs. BKN, 12/23

LEAD AFTER 3RD QUARTER +34 (101-67), vs. CHI, 1/6(99-65), vs. PHO, 1/24 -29 (58-87), vs. MIN, 12/31

FINAL MARGIN +39 (125-86), vs. CHI, 1/6 -24 (83-107), at DET, 12/26** Franchise Record | # Ties franchise Record | & Ties franchise record by an opponent | ^ NBA Season High

2017-18 INDIANA PACERS GAME NOTES2017-18 REGULAR SEASON BY THE NUMBERS

On Monday .................................................................................................. 8-3 In October .................................................................................................... 4-3 Scoring 79 points or less ........................................................................ 0-1 Opponent scores 79 points or less ................................................0-0On Tuesday ..................................................................................................4-4 In November ................................................................................................8-7 Scoring 80-89 points ..............................................................................0-4 Opponent scores 80-89 points ........................................................7-0On Wednesday .........................................................................................8-10 In December ................................................................................................7-8 Scoring 90-99 points .............................................................................9-13 Opponent scores 90-99 points ..................................................... 19-4On Thursday ................................................................................................2-2 In January ...................................................................................................10-5 Scoring 100-109 points ......................................................................... 18-11 Opponent scores 100-109 points .................................................15-13On Friday .....................................................................................................10-9 In February .................................................................................................. 5-4 Scoring 110-119 points .............................................................................. 9-4 Opponent scores 110-119 points ..................................................... 6-13On Saturday .................................................................................................4-3 In March ....................................................................................................... 11-4 Scoring 120-129 points ...........................................................................10-1 Opponent scores 120-129 points ....................................................0-3On Sunday .................................................................................................. 12-3 In April ........................................................................................................... 3-3 Scoring 130+ points ................................................................................. 2-0 Opponent scores 130+ points..............................................................1-1

BY QUARTERLeading after 1st Quarter........................................................... 26-13Trailing after 1st Quarter ...........................................................20-20Tied after 1st Quarter ........................................................................2-1

Leading at Halftime ....................................................................... 30-7Trailing at Halftime .......................................................................16-27Tied at Halftime..................................................................................2-0

Leading after 3rd Quarter ............................................................41-4Trailing after 3rd Quarter ............................................................ 7-29Tied after 3rd Quarter .......................................................................0-1

GAMES IN OVERTIMEAt home .................................................................................................2-0On the road ......................................................................................... 0-0

TURNOVERSFewer tunovers than opponent ............................................. 34-21More tunovers than opponent .................................................12-10Tied in turnovers ...............................................................................2-3When Pacers record 20+ turnovers ........................................ 0-2When Pacers record 10 or fewer turnovers ........................10-6When opponent records 20+ turnovers ............................... 5-6When opponent records 10 or fewer turnovers .................. 3-7

SHOOTING PERCENTAGESShooting 50+% FGs.......................................................................................................................................23-1Shooting 40-49% FGs .............................................................................................................................. 25-27Shooting under 40% FGs .............................................................................................................................0-6Shooting 40+% 3-pt FGs ........................................................................................................................... 26-8Shooting under 40% 3-pt FGs ..............................................................................................................22-26Shooting 80+% FTs ....................................................................................................................................23-12Shooting 70-79% FTs ................................................................................................................................... 18-11Shooting under 70% FTs ............................................................................................................................. 7-10

REBOUNDSOutrebounding opponents ........................................................................................................................27-7Outrebounded by opponents ...............................................................................................................20-24Tied in rebounds .............................................................................................................................................. 1-3When Pacers record 50+ rebounds ....................................................................................................... 9-3When Pacers record 40+ rebounds ...................................................................................................36-19When Pacers record 15 or more offensive rebounds .................................................................... 4-3When Pacers record 10 or fewer offensive rebounds .................................................................31-17When Pacers allow 15 or more offensive rebounds ....................................................................... 5-3When Pacers allow 10 or fewer offensive rebounds ...................................................................25-17

SECOND-CHANCE POINTSMore second-chance points than opponent ...................................................................................17-13Fewer second-chance points than opponent ...............................................................................26-18Tied in second-chance points ................................................................................................................. 5-3When Pacers score 20+ second-chance points ............................................................................13-8When Pacers allow 20+ second-chance points ...............................................................................6-7

OPPONENTS SHOOTING PERCENTAGESOpponent shoots 50+% FGs ......................................................................................................................7-18Opponent shoots 40-49% FGs ..............................................................................................................36-15Opponent shoots under 40% FGs .............................................................................................................5-1Opponent shoots 40+% 3-pt FGs............................................................................................................ 6-17Opponent shoots under 40% 3-pt FGs ...............................................................................................42-17Opponent shoots 80+% FTs .................................................................................................................... 15-15Opponent shoots 70-79% FTs ................................................................................................................. 16-10Opponent shoots under 70% FTs ............................................................................................................ 17-8

POINTS IN THE PAINT

More points in the paint............................................................................................................................27-12Fewer points in the paint .......................................................................................................................... 18-19Tied in points in the paint ............................................................................................................................ 3-3When Pacers score 50+ points in the paint ...................................................................................... 17-8When Pacers score 40+ points in the paint ..................................................................................36-23When opponents score 50+ points in the paint ............................................................................ 13-12When opponents score 40+ points in the paint ......................................................................... 33-30

POINTS OFF TURNOVERSMore points off turnovers than opponent .......................................................................................38-16Fewer points off turnovers than opponent ........................................................................................8-14Tied in points off turnovers .........................................................................................................................2-4When Pacers score 20+ points off turnovers ...............................................................................25-10When Pacers allow 20+ points off turnovers ...................................................................................6-10

BENCH SCORING 3-pt FIELD GOAL SHOOTINGWhen Pacers bench totals 50+ points ........................................................................................................................................................................ 3-5 When Pacers make more 3-pt field goals than the opponent .......................................................................................................................22-6When Pacers bench totals 40+ points ........................................................................................................................................................................ 11-9 When Pacers make fewer 3-pt field goals than the opponent ...................................................................................................................23-26When Pacers bench totals 30+ points ....................................................................................................................................................................30-16 When Pacers attempt more 3-pt field goals than the opponent ....................................................................................................................9-7When Pacers bench outscores opponents bench ............................................................................................................................................. 16-12 When Pacers attempt fewer 3-pt field goals than the opponent ...............................................................................................................37-27When opponents bench outscores Pacers bench ............................................................................................................................................30-21 When Pacers shoot a higher 3-pt percentage than the opponent ..............................................................................................................32-9When benches are tied in scoring ..................................................................................................................................................................................2-1 When Pacers shoot a lower 3-pt percentage than the opponent .............................................................................................................. 16-24

FIELD GOAL SHOOTING FREE-THROW SHOOTINGWhen Pacers make more field goals than the opponent.................................................................................................................................. 37-3 When Pacers make more free throws than the opponent............................................................................................................................. 24-15When Pacers make fewer field goals than the opponent.................................................................................................................................. 7-31 When Pacers make fewer free throws than the opponent............................................................................................................................. 21-18When Pacers attempt more field goals than the opponent...........................................................................................................................28-19 When Pacers attempt more free throws than the opponent........................................................................................................................20-14When Pacers attempt fewer field goals than the opponent ........................................................................................................................... 18-13 When Pacers attempt fewer free throws than the opponent .......................................................................................................................26-19When Pacers shoot a higher field goal percentage than the opponent .................................................................................................... 37-4 When Pacers shoot a higher free throw percentage than the opponent ...............................................................................................29-18When Pacers shoot a lower field goal percentage than the opponent ..................................................................................................... 11-30 When Pacers shoot a lower free throw percentage than the opponent .................................................................................................. 18-16

MISCELLANEOUS NUMBERSWhen the Pacers have 30+ assists .............................................................................................................................................................................. 8-0 When Pacers have 10+ steals ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 19-10When the Pacers have 25+ assists ............................................................................................................................................................................24-3 When opponent has 10+ steals .................................................................................................................................................................................... 10-6When the Pacers record more assists than their opponent ...........................................................................................................................29-2 When Pacers have 10+ blocked shots ........................................................................................................................................................................0-0When the Pacers record more steals than their opponent............................................................................................................................ 32-16 When opponent has 10+ blocked shots ..................................................................................................................................................................... 3-4When the Pacers record more blocks than their opponent ............................................................................................................................17-10 When Pacers make 30+ free throws ........................................................................................................................................................................... 0-2When the Pacers make 15+ 3-pt field goals .............................................................................................................................................................. 6-0 When Pacers attempt 30+ free throws ...................................................................................................................................................................... 3-3When the Pacers make 10+ 3-pt field goals ...........................................................................................................................................................27-10 When opponent makes 30+ free throws .................................................................................................................................................................... 0-1When opponent makes 15+ 3-pt field goals ...............................................................................................................................................................3-7 When opponent attempts 30+ free throws ................................................................................................................................................................4-1When opponent makes 10+ 3-pt field goals......................................................................................................................................................... 22-24

INDIVIDUAL BY THE NUMBERSWhen Victor Oladipo scores 30+ points ...................................................................................................................................................................... 7-5 When Darren Collison scores 30+ points ....................................................................................................................................................................1-1When Victor Oladipo scores 20+ points ..................................................................................................................................................................34-17 When Darren Collison scores 20+ points.................................................................................................................................................................. 4-3When Victor Oladipo records a double-double ........................................................................................................................................................ 3-0 When Darren Collison records 10+ assists .................................................................................................................................................................6-1When Victor Oladipo records 5+ steals ....................................................................................................................................................................... 6-3 When Darren Collison records a double-double ......................................................................................................................................................5-1When Myles Turner scores 20+ points ....................................................................................................................................................................... 8-4 When Domantas Sabonis scores 20+ points ............................................................................................................................................................4-1When Myles Turner records a double-double........................................................................................................................................................... 7-5 When Domantas Sabonis records 10+ rebounds .................................................................................................................................................13-8When Myles Turner records 4+ blocks..........................................................................................................................................................................4-1 When Domantas Sabonis records a double-double ...........................................................................................................................................10-5When Thaddeus Young scores 20+ points .................................................................................................................................................................6-1 When Lance Stephenson scores 10+ points......................................................................................................................................................... 19-15When Thaddeus Young records a double-double .................................................................................................................................................. 6-3 When Lance Stephenson records a double-double ...............................................................................................................................................2-1When Cory Joseph scores 20+ points .......................................................................................................................................................................... 1-0 When Lance Stephenson leads team in assists .....................................................................................................................................................7-8When Cory Joseph scores 10+ points ..........................................................................................................................................................................21-7 When Bojan Bogdanovic scores 20+ points ..........................................................................................................................................................12-3When TJ Leaf scores 10+ points ........................................................................................................................................................................................2-1 When Bojan Bogdanovic makes 3+ three-point field goals .......................................................................................................................... 20-6When Al Jefferson scores 10+ points ........................................................................................................................................................................... 3-4 When Joe Young scores 10+ points .............................................................................................................................................................................. 3-2When Al Jefferson records a double-double ..............................................................................................................................................................0-1 When Glenn Robinson III scores 10+ points .............................................................................................................................................................. 1-3


2017-18 SCORING BY QUARTERS

Pacers 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 1st Half 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter 2nd Half Overtime Total

Total 2182 2196 4378 4143 2094 4237 41 8656

Average 26.6 26.8 53.4 26.1 25.5 51.7 13.7 105.6

NBA Ranking (Avg.) 18 14 15 18 20 23 6 17

High 37 38 75 41 38 75 17 140

Low 12 14 33 14 12 37 12 73

Opponents 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 1st Half 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter 2nd Half Overtime Total

Total 2207 2160 4367 2032 2123 4155 21 8543

Average 26.9 26.3 53.3 24.8 25.9 50.7 7.0 104.2

NBA Ranking (Avg.) 17 11 12 2 15 5 2 9

High 49 41 73 38 41 68 11 133

Low 13 11 30 13 11 33 2 81

Overall 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30+

WON BY 4 7 3 2 3 3 4 2 3 1 2 1 2 1 3 1 3 2 1

LOST BY 1 1 3 4 2 5 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 2 1 1 1

Home 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30+

WON BY 3 3 3 1 1 1 2 2 2 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1

LOST BY 1 1 2 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1

Road 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30+

WON BY 1 4 1 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

LOST BY 1 2 2 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1

Points Rebounds Assists Double-Doubles Triple-Doubles Miscellaneous Led Team (Including Ties) In:

Name 10+ 20+ 30+ 10+ 15+ 10+ 15+ Pts-Reb.

Pts.-Assists

Reb-Assists

Pts.-Reb-

Assists

FouledOut

TechnicalFouls Points Reb. Assists Steals Blocks

Anigbogu --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- 1

Bogdanovic 62 15 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- 1 11 1 --- 9 2

Booker 2 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- 1

Collison 48 7 2 --- --- 7 1 --- 6 --- --- --- --- 8 --- 42 20 5

Jefferson 8 1 --- --- --- 2 --- 1 --- --- --- 1 --- --- 3 --- --- 11

Joseph 29 1 --- 3 --- --- --- 1 --- --- --- --- 1 --- 2 11 10 6

Leaf 4 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- 2 --- --- --- ---

McKinney-Jones --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---

Oladipo 74 51 12 2 1 1 --- 2 1 --- --- --- 2 47 3 30 37 20

Poythress --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---

Robinson 4 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- 2 --- --- 2 ---

Sabonis 44 5 1 21 2 --- --- 15 --- --- --- 2 --- 3 32 5 7 11

Stephenson 34 2 --- 6 1 1 --- 2 --- 1 --- --- 8 2 18 15 6 4

Sumner --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---

Turner 41 13 --- 12 --- --- --- 11 --- --- --- --- 1 7 17 2 5 44

Wilkins 1 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- 1

J. Young 5 1 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- 1 --- --- 1 ---

T. Young 56 7 --- 11 --- --- --- 9 --- --- --- --- 2 5 20 5 28 18


INJURY REPORT

Player Date(s) Injured/Ill/ Games Missed Injury/Illness Team Record

Ike Anigbogu 11/24 1 Sore Throat 1-0

Bojan Bogdanovic1/6

4/10Total

112

Right ankle sprainRest

1-00-11-1

Trevor Booker 3/29 1 Right ankle sprain 1-0

Darren Collison12/10; 1/24

2/5-3/7Total

21113

Sore left kneeArthroscopic surgery, left knee

2-07-49-4

TJ Leaf

11/51/26-272/9-14Total

1236

Sore left ankleRight ankle sprain

Sore left calf

0-11-1

3-04-2

Victor Oladipo

11/2512/27-1/3

2/54/10Total

14117

Bruised right kneeSore right knee

IllnessSore right foot

0-10-40-10-10-7

Glenn Robinson III 10/18-2/14 58 Left ankle surgery rehabilitation 33-25

Domantas Sabonis11/7-8

3/15-25Total

268

Right calf contusionLeft ankle sprain

0-23-33-5

Edmond Sumner 10/18-1/18 45 Left knee surgery rehabilitation 24-21

Myles Turner

10/20-11/11/10-26

3/17Total

791

17

Concussion/sore neckRight elbow injuryLeft ankle sprain

4-35-40-19-8

Damien Wilkins 11/3 1 Personal Reasons 0-1

Thaddeus Young 4/10 1 Rest 0-1

TOTAL 160 48-34

STARTING LINEUPS : 9

Forward Forward Center Guard Guard Games Started Wins Losses Winning Pct. Date(s) Used

Bogdanovic T. Young Turner Oladipo Collison 39 25 14 .64110/18; 11/5-24;

11/27-12/8; 12/13-26; 1/8; 1/31-2/3; 3/19-4/8

Bogdanovic T. Young Sabonis Oladipo Collison 18 10 8 .525 10/20-11/3; 1/10-21;1/26-29

Bogdanovic T. Young Turner Oladipo Joseph 15 11 4 .733 12/10; 2/9-3/15

Bogdanovic T. Young Turner Stephenson Collison 5 0 5 .000 11/25; 12/27-1/3

Bogdanovic T. Young Sabonis Oladipo J. Young 1 1 0 1.000 1/24

Wilkins T. Young Turner Oladipo Collison 1 1 0 1.000 1/6

Bogdanovic T. Young Turner Stephenson Joseph 1 0 1 .000 2/5

Bogdanovic T. Young Jefferson Oladipo Joseph 1 0 1 .000 3/17

Robinson Booker Turner Stephenson Collison 1 0 1 .000 4/10

Indiana Pacers Head Coach

NATE McMILLAN 14th Season as an NBA Head Coach Second Season with Indiana Overall Record: 568-526 (.520) Record with Indiana: 90-74 (.549) Playoff Record: 16-26 (.381) Playoff Record with Indiana: 2-6 (.250)

Nate McMillan enters his second season as the Pacers’ head coach after three years as the team’s Associate Head Coach under Frank Vogel. His background, former player, head coach and assistant coach in the NBA, as well as an assistant with USA Basketball, makes him very well qualified for this job.

The 53-year-old (8/3/64) McMillan has a vast basketball background as a player and a coach. After playing collegiately at North Carolina State, McMillan was drafted by Seattle (30th overall) in the 1986 NBA Draft. He played his entire 12-year career with the Sonics and had his number (10) retired. He is second in franchise history in assists and steals and ranks in the top 10 in eight other categories. He was named to the NBA’s All-Defensive team twice (1994 and ’95) and led the league in steals in the 1994-95 season with 2.96 per game. In his 12 seasons with the Sonics, they reached the playoffs 11 times.

After his playing days, McMillan was a Seattle assistant coach for two years and became the interim coach in 2000. He remained the Sonics’ coach until 2005 and then became Portland’s head coach until he was let go in March 2012. In 2008-09, he led the Trail Blazers to 54-28 record, sixth-best record in franchise history and helped the Trail Blazers reach the playoffs in three of his six seasons. McMillan compiled a 458-429 (.516) record as a head coach for both teams. He also served as an assistant coach for the U.S. National Team where he won gold medals in the 2006 FIBA World Championships, the 2008 Beijing Olympics and the 2012 London Olympics.

While many believe McMillan’s strength as a player, defense, carried over to his coaching, McMillan says, “I’ve been labeled a defensive guy. Yeah, I played defense, but you have to be able to play both sides of the ball, and if you expect your players to be two-way guys, you better be able to coach both ways. I coach both ways.”

And since his first time around as a coach, McMillan has done what all good coaches have done: go to school.

“I’ve learned a lot,” he said. “My approach is a little different than it was in 2005. Things have changed. The players have changed. How you coach these players has changed. The biggest thing is being able to adapt. There’s a lot of old school in me. I won’t lose all of that, but I understand you have to adapt to this generation of players as far as how you communicate with them, prepare them.”

McMillan was also inducted into the National Junior College Basketball Hall of Fame in 2001 after playing at Chowan College before transferring to North Carolina State.He and his wife, Michelle, have two children, Jamelle and Brittany. Jamelle is now an assistant coach for the New Orleans Pelicans.

Assistant CoachBill Bayno

Bill Bayno is in his second season with the Pacers with a long coaching career at all levels in his back-ground.

The 55-year-old (5/18/62) Bayno is no stranger to head coach Nate McMillan, having been an assistant to McMillan two different times when he was the head coach at Portland. After that, Bayno was an assistant with the Minnesota Timberwolves and the Toronto Raptors. He has been the director for the Adidas Nations Camp in Long Beach, Cal., and the Adidas Euro Camp in Treviso, Italy, since 2011.

Originally from Goshen, NY, Bayno played colle-giately at UMass for two seasons before transferring to Sacred Heart where he was a Division II All-American.

From there, he worked in the college ranks at Seton Hall, Kansas, Baptist College, UMass and UNLV (where he was head coach from 1995-2000 and is the third-winningest coach in school history). At UNLV, the Rebels reached the NCAA tournament twice and the NIT tourney twice in Bayno’s five years. In 2000, UNLV won the Mountain West Conference regular season and tournament championships and Bayno was co-coach of the year.

After UNLV, Bayno coached professionally in two pro basketball minor leagues (ABA, CBA), in the Philippine Basketball Association and in Puerto Rico before joining McMillan’s staff in 2005. In 2008-09, he returned to the college ranks as head coach at Loyola Marymount, then re-joined McMillan in Portland in 2009.

Assistant CoachDan Burke

Dan Burke is in his 29th year in professional basketball and his 21st season with the Pacers, cur-rently making him the longest tenured assistant coach with the same team in the NBA. During his first eight seasons with the Pacers the 58-year-old (4/3/59) had served as assistant coach and scouting director.

Prior to joining the Pacers, Burke spent eight years with the Portland Trail Blazers (1989-1997) as video coordinator and scout. At one point during his NBA career, Burke was fortunate enough to be with teams that made the NBA playoffs for 17 straight years. While in Portland the Trail Blazers competed in two NBA Finals (1990 and 1992) and three consecutive Western Conference finals.

With Indiana, Burke enjoyed being part of teams that advanced to five Eastern Conference Finals and an appearance in the 2000 NBA Finals. Burke has been fortunate to work with a variety of coaches including Larry Bird, Rick Carlisle, Rick Adelman, Mike Brown, PJ Carlesimo, Isiah Thomas, Jim O’Brien and Frank Vogel.

Born in Lynwood, Calif., Burke calls Sherwood, Ore., home. He graduated from Portland State with a bachelor’s degree in history and in social science. He enjoys time with his family, various outdoor activities, fishing, traveling, & reading.

Burke is married to Peggy and they have two daughters, Melissa and Lindsey.

Assistant CoachPopeye Jones

Popeye Jones is in his fifth season as a Pacers’ assistant coach after having spent his post-NBA career the three previous years with the Brooklyn/New Jersey Nets (one season in player develop-ment, two as an assistant coach) and the Dallas Mavericks in player development.

The 47-year-old Jones (6/17/70) played col-legiately at Murray State, where he ranks fourth on the school’s all-time scoring list, first in rebounding, led the nation in rebounding in 1990-91 and had his number (54) retired. He was a 1992 second-round pick of the Houston Rockets, who traded his rights to Dallas. He played one season in Italy before join-ing the Mavericks in 1993 and ended up playing with Toronto, Boston, Denver, Washington and Golden State before retiring in 2004.

Jones was inducted in the Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame in May, 2014.

He has three sons, Justin, Seth and Caleb. Seth plays with the Columbus Blue Jackets in the National Hockey League and made his first NHL All-Star team in 2017. Caleb also plays hockey and was a fourth-round draft choice of Edmonton. He currently plays in the Oilers’ minor league system.

Jones was married last summer to Kelsey.

Assistant Coach/Player DevelopmentDavid McClure

David McClure is in his second season with the Pacers as Player Development Coach. The 31-year-old McClure played collegiately at Duke from 2005-09. He played professionally in the D-League for one season and four years in Lithuania. He has spent the last two seasons with the San Antonio Spurs in player development.

The son of Jim and Betty McClure, David was born in Danbury, Conn. He grew up in Ridgefield, Conn., and went to high school at Trinity Catholic. The youngest of two children, he has an older sister, Laura.


DNP-CD - 23 (Last: at WAS, 3/17) Inactive-G League Assignment - 28 (11/15-19; 11/29-12/4; 12/17-20; 1/3-10; 2/2-9; 2/28-3/9; 3/27-4/3) NWT-Travel - 1 (2/11) Inactive-Coach’s Decision - 19 (Last: 4/8) Turning 19 years old on Oct. 22, Anigbogu (19) is the young-est player in the NBA during the 2017-18 season. Played the final four minutes and posted his best outing of the season with seven points, four rebounds and a block against Minnesota, 12/31. Made his NBA debut against Portland, 10/20...Scored his first NBA points as he finished with four (1-2 FG, 2-2 FT) in the win over the Kings, 10/31. Played two preseason games and averaged 4.0 points in 12.7 minute sper game...Finished with eight points on 3-for-3 shooting from the field and 2-for-2 from the free throw line to go with two assists and two blocks at Detroit, 10/9. Indiana selected Anigbogu with the 47th overall pick in the second round of the 2017 NBA Draft. Appeared in 29 games off the bench during his only season at UCLA and averaged 4.7 points, 4.0 rebounds and 1.2 blocks per game. Underwent arthroscopic surgery on his right knee and missed UCLA’s first five games of the season…Missed two more games later in the season. His full name is Christopher Ike Anigbogu…He prefers Ike, and his name is pronounced EE-kay ah-nee-BOH-goo

Center 6-10 262 10/22/98 UCLA Rookie

2017-18 SEASON AVERAGESG GS PPG RPG APG SPG TOPG BPG MPG FG% 3FG% FT%11 0 1.2 0.8 0.0 0.1 0.2 0.3 2.7 .444 --- .833

2017-18 G LEAGUE AVERAGES (FORT WAYNE MAD ANTS)G GS PPG RPG APG SPG TOPG BPG MPG FG% 3FG% FT%

20 20 8.7 6.4 1.1 0.3 1.2 1.8 24.5 .517 .000 .703

POSTSEASON GAME LOGDate OPP MIN FG 3FG FT OR DR TR A PF STL TO BS PTS4/15 at cle Inactive - Coach’s Decision4/18 at cle Inactive - Coach’s Decision4/20 CLE Inactive - Coach’s Decision4/22 CLE Inactive - Coach’s Decision

#44BOJAN

BOGDANOVIC

20+ points - 15 (28, vs. GS, 4/5) 10+ points - 62 (13, at CHA, 4/8) Led team in scoring - 11 (28, vs. GS, 4/5) Led team in rebounding - 1 (7, at DET, 11/8) Inactive - Sprained left ankle - 1 (1/6) Inactive-Rest 1 (4/10) Set a new season high with 29 points as he shot 9-for-15 from the field and 5-for-7 from three-point range against his former team, Washington, 2/5. Matched his season high with 29 points as he shot 9-for-13 from the field and 5-for-7 from long range against Milwaukee, 3/5. Scored 26 points as he shot 9-for-14 from the field and 6-for-10 from three-point range in the road win at Miami, 11/19...Followed that with 26 points the next night in the road win over Orlando, 1/20 Shot 8-for-12 from the field and 6-for-9 from three-point range for 22 points in the road win at Chicago, 11/10. Signed as a free agent on July 10, 2017. Appeared in 81 combined games (54 starts) with Brooklyn and Washington, averaging 13.7 points, 3.4 rebounds and 1.4 assists. Played in 55 games (54 starts) with Brooklyn, averaging 14.2 points, 3.6 rebounds and 1.6 assists…After being acquired from Brooklyn on Feb. 2, he appeared in 26 games off the bench for Washington, averaging 12.7 points and 3.1 rebounds.

#13IKEANIGBOGU

Forward 6-8 230 4/18/89 Croatia 3 Years NBA

POSTSEASON GAME LOGDate OPP MIN FG 3FG FT OR DR TR A PF STL TO BS PTS4/15 at cle 38:45 5-17 1-6 4-4 0 6 6 1 3 3 1 0 154/18 at cle 31:34 3-6 1-3 1-3 0 3 3 4 2 1 2 0 84/20 CLE 35:48 11-15 7-9 1-3 0 4 4 0 5 0 2 0 304/22 CLE 33:48 4-13 2-8 0-0 0 6 6 2 3 0 1 0 10

2018 PLAYOFFS AVERAGESG GS PPG RPG APG SPG TOPG BPG MPG FG% 3FG% FT%4 4 15.8 4.8 1.8 1.0 1.5 0.0 35.0 .451 .423 .600

2017-18 SEASON AVERAGESG GS PPG RPG APG SPG TOPG BPG MPG FG% 3FG% FT%

80 80 14.3 3.4 1.5 0.7 1.3 0.1 30.8 .474 .402 .868


2017-18 Season Highs 2018 Playoffs HighsPTS 29(2x), vs. MIL, 3/5 ---FGM 12, vs. LAC, 3/23 ---FGA 18 , vs. LAC, 3/23 ---

3FGM 6(3x) , vs. GS, 4/5 ---3FGA 10 , at MIA, 11/19 ---FTM 12, at MIL, 3/2 ---FTA 13 , at MIL, 3/2 ---OR 3(2x), at DAL, 2/26 ---DR 7(5x), vs. MIA, 3/25 ---TR 8(3x), vs. MIA, 3/25 ---A 4(4x), at MIL, 3/2 ---

STL 3(2x), vs. MEM, 1/31 ---TO 5 , at OKC, 10/25 ---

BLK 1(9x), vs. GS, 4/5 ---MIN 39 , vs. TOR, 11/24 ---

Playoff Career Highs 2017-18 Season Highs 2018 Playoffs HighsPTS 30, vs. CLE, 4/20/18 29(2x), vs. MIL, 3/5 30 , vs. CLE, 4/20FGM 11 , vs. CLE, 4/20 12, vs. LAC, 3/23 11 , vs. CLE, 4/20FGA 17 , at CLE, 4/15/18 18 , vs. LAC, 3/23 17 , at CLE, 4/15

3FGM 7 , vs. CLE, 4/20/18 6(3x) , vs. GS, 4/5 7 , vs. CLE, 4/203FGA 9 , vs. CLE, 4/20/18 10 , at MIA, 11/19 9 , vs. CLE, 4/20FTM 5, at ATL, 4/22/17 12, at MIL, 3/2 4(2x) , vs. CLE, 4/20FTA 6, at ATL, 4/26/17 13 , at MIL, 3/2 4(2x) , vs. CLE, 4/20OR 3, vs. ATL, 4/26/17 3(2x), at DAL, 2/26 0DR 8, vs. BOS, 5/4/17 7(5x), vs. MIA, 3/25 6(3x) , vs. CLE, 4/22TR 10, vs. BOS, 5/4/17 8(3x), vs. MIA, 3/25 6(3x), vs. CLE, 4/22A 4(2x), at CLE, 4/18/18 4(4x), at MIL, 3/2 4, at CLE, 4/18

STL 3(3x), vs. CLE, 4/20/18 3(2x), vs. MEM, 1/31 3(2x) , vs. CLE, 4/20TO 3(2x), vs. BOS, 5/7/17 5 , at OKC, 10/25 2, at CLE, 4/18

BLK 1(3x), at ATL, 4/28/17 1(9x), vs. GS, 4/5 0MIN 44, vs. ATL, 4/27/15 39 , vs. TOR, 11/24 39(2x), vs. CLE, 4/20

Guard 6-2 185 8/23/87 UCLA 8 Years NBA



69 64 12.4 2.6 5.3 1.3 1.2 0.2 29.3 .495 .468 .882



30+ points - 2 (30, at CHI, 12/29) 20+ points - 7 (22, vs. TOR, 3/15) 10+ points - 48 (13, vs. CHA, 4/10) 10+ assists - 7 (10, vs. LAC, 3/23)

Double-Doubles - 6 (13 points, 10 assists, vs. LAC, 3/23)

Led team in scoring - 8 (13, vs. CHA, 4/10) Led team in assists - 42 (5, at TOR, 4/6)

DND-Sore left knee - 2 (12/10; 1/24) Inactive-Arthroscopic surgery, left knee - 11 (2/5-3/7)

Led the Pacers with a season-high 30 points and set a career best as he shot 12-for-12 from the free throw line in the road win at Memphis, 11/15...Matched that with 30 points at Chicago, 12/29...His 30 points also tied his highest scoring total in a Pacers uniform.

Led the Pacers with 23 points and tied his career high with five three-pointers at Portland, 1/18.

Finished with 19 points, seven assists and a career-high six steals at Cleveland, 1/26.

Posted his second double-double of the season with 15 points to go with 16 assists, his highest total in a Pacers uniform, in Indiana’s win at Minnesota, 10/24...His 16 assists is tied for the most in the NBA this season and was his third-highest total in his NBA career. Recorded his 3,000th career assist against the Lakers, 3/19

Now in his second tour of duty with the Pacers, he aver-aged 11.9 points, 3.0 rebounds, 5.0 assists and 1.0 steal per game over 139 games and 135 starts from 2010-12.

#2DARREN

COLLISON

10+ points - 2 (11, at TOR, 4/6) DNP-CD - 1 (3/5) Inactive-Right ankle sprain - 1 (3/29) Inactive-Travel - 1 (3/4) Signed with Indiana on March 3, 2017.

Made his first appearance with Indiana against Utah, 3/7, and finished with two points and two offensive rebounds in 14 minutes off the bench. Began the season with the Brooklyn Nets and averaged 10.1 points, 6.6 rebounds and 2.1 assists per game over 18 games and five starts. Booker scored in double figures four times for the Nets with two double-doubles, including a season-high 20 points to go with 10 rebounds against the Pacers in the season opener Oct. 18. He was traded to Philadelphia on Dec. 7 in exchange for Jahlil Okafor, Nik Stauskas and a second-round pick...He averaged 4.7 points and 3.7 rebounds per game in 33 appearances off the bench for the 76ers. Booker scored in double figures in nine of his first 13 appearances for Philadelphia.

Now in his eighth NBA season, Booker has averaged 7.0 points, 5.5 rebounds and 1.1 assists per game while shooting 51.7 percent from the field over his career.

Forward 6-8 228 11/25/87 Clemson 7 Years NBA


#20TREVORBOOKER

2018 PLAYOFFS AVERAGESG GS PPG RPG APG SPG TOPG BPG MPG FG% 3FG% FT%4 0 2.0 2.8 0.0 0.0 0.3 0.3 8.3 .667 ---- .800

2017-18 SEASON AVERAGES (TOTAL)G GS PPG RPG APG SPG TOPG BPG MPG FG% 3FG% FT%

68 7 6.3 4.7 1.2 0.4 0.9 0.3 17.0 .516 .242 .710

Playoff Career Highs 2017-18 Season Highs 2018 Playoffs HighsPTS 9, at CHI, 4/22/14 20, at IND, 1/18 3(2x), at CLE, 4/18FGM 4, vs. CHI, 4/27/14 8, at DAL, 11/29 1(2x), at CLE, 4/18FGA 10, vs. CHI, 4/27/14 13, at DAL, 11/29 2, at CLE, 4/18

3FGM 0 2(2x) , vs. ATL, 3/9 ---3FGA 1(2x), at IND, 5/13/14 3, at WAS, 3/17 ---FTM 3, at CHI, 4/22/14 6(2x), at NO, 12/10 2, vs. CLE, 4/22FTA 4, at CHI, 4/22/14 8, vs. ORL, 10/20 2(2x), vs. CLE, 4/22OR 6, vs. CHI, 4/27/14 6, at IND, 10/18 1(2x) , vs. CLE, 4/22DR 6, vs. CHI, 4/20/14 8, at MEM, 11/26 3(2x), at CLE, 4/18TR 9, vs. CHI, 4/27/14 11(2x), at MEM, 11/26 4 , at CLE, 4/15A 2, at CHI, 4/29/14 6, at ATL, 12/4 0

STL 1(2x), at CHI, 4/29/14 2(4x), vs. LAC, 2/10 0TO 2, at IND, 5/5/14 3(5x), vs. TOR, 12/21 1 , at CLE, 4/15

BLK 3(2x), at CHI, 4/29/14 3, vs. TOR, 1/15 1, at CLE, 4/18MIN 28, vs. CHI, 4/27/14 31, at MEM, 11/26 12 , at CLE, 4/15

Playoff Career Highs 2017-18 Season Highs 2018 Playoffs HighsPTS 19, vs. ORL, 5/8/12 30(2x) , at CHI, 12/29 16, at CLE, 4/18FGM 9, vs. ORL, 5/8/12 12 , at CHI, 12/29 7, at CLE, 4/18FGA 15, at CHI, 4/16/11 16 , at CHI, 12/29 14 , vs. CLE, 4/22

3FGM 2(3x), at CLE, 4/18/18 5, at POR, 1/18 2, at CLE, 4/183FGA 5 , vs. CLE, 4/22/18 6(2x), vs. MEM, 1/31 5, vs. CLE, 4/22FTM 8, at GS, 5/1/14 12, at MEM, 11/15 1 , at CLE, 4/15FTA 8, at GS, 5/1/14 13, at MEM, 11/15 2 , at CLE, 4/15OR 2(4x), vs. OKC, 5/15/14 3 , at HOU, 11/29 1 , at CLE, 4/15DR 5(4x), vs. CLE, 4/22/18 5 , at ORL, 11/20 5(2x) , vs. CLE, 4/22TR 7, vs. OKC, 5/11/14 6(2x), at HOU, 11/29 5(3x), vs. CLE, 4/22A 10, vs. GS, 4/21/14 16 , at MIN, 10/24 8 , vs. CLE, 4/22

STL 4, at MIA, 5/22/12 6 , at CLE, 1/26 2 , at CLE, 4/15TO 4, vs. CHI, 4/21/11 4(3x), at NO, 3/21 2(2x) , vs. CLE, 4/20

BLK 1(3x), vs. GS, 4/19/14 2 , vs. NY, 12/4 0MIN 34(2x), vs. CHI, 4/21/11 41, at MEM, 11/15 33, at CLE, 4/18

Guard 6-3 190 8/20/91 Texas/Canada 6 Years NBA

2018 PLAYOFFS AVERAGESG GS PPG RPG APG SPG TOPG BPG MPG FG% 3FG% FT%4 0 3.8 1.8 3.0 1.3 0.3 0.3 20.4 .333 .200 1.000


82 17 7.9 3.2 3.2 1.0 1.1 0.2 26.9 .424 .353 .745



20+ points - 1 (21 , at MIN, 10/24) 10+ points - 29 (13, at CHA, 4/8) 10+ rebounds - 3 (10, vs. MIA, 3/25) Led team in rebounding - 2 (10, vs. MIA, 3/25) Led team in assists - 12 (8, vs. CHA, 4/10) Finished with season highs of 21 points and five rebounds in 29 minutes off the bench at Minnesota, 10/24...He shot 8-for-11 from the field and set a new career high with five three-point field goals on six attempts. Scored seven points and set a new career high with 10 rebounds in 26 minutes off the bench against the Bulls, 1/6. Posted his first double-double of the season with 15 points and a career-high 11 rebounds in 36 minutes in the road win at Brooklyn, 2/14. Scored 15 points and tied his career high with four steals in the win over Atlanta, 2/23. Added eight points and a season-high eight assists in the win over the Suns, 1/24. Recorded his 1,000th career assist against Dallas, 12/27...Reached 3,000 career points in the win over the Lakers, 3/19. Has been on the playoff roster in each of his first six seasons with the San Antonio Spurs (2011-15) and Toronto Raptors (2015-17), and is currently the only player on the Pacers’ roster who has won an NBA championship.

#6CORY

JOSEPH

20+ points - 1 (20, vs. TOR, 3/15) 10+ points - 8 (12, vs. CHA, 4/10) 10+ rebounds - 2 (12, vs. TOR, 3/15) Double-Doubles - 1 (20 points, 12 rebounds, vs. TOR, 3/15)

Led team in rebounding - 3 (9, at WAS, 3/17)

DNP-CD - 45 (Last: at CHA, 4/8)

Set season highs and posted his first double-double since November 2016 as he finished with 20 points and 12 rebounds against the Raptors, 3/15.

Finished with 19 points on 7-for-10 shooting from the field and 5-for-5 from the free throw line to go with six rebounds in 22 minutes off the bench at Detroit, 11/8. Scored all 13 of his points in the first half as he shot 6-for-6 from the field and 1-for-1 at the free throw line in the road win at Brooklyn, 2/14. Scored 10 points, grabbed seven rebounds and recorded two steals in 19 minutes off the bench at Phoenix, 1/14. Added six points and a team-high 10 rebounds in 17 minutes off the bench at Utah, 1/15.

Jefferson entered the 2017-18 season ranked 22nd among active players in scoring, and eighth among active leaders in career rebounds. He is one of six active players in the NBA with at least 14,000 points and 7,500 rebounds in his career.

Center 6-10 280 1/4/85 Prentiss HS (MS) 13 Years NBA

POSTSEASON GAME LOGDate OPP MIN FG 3FG FT OR DR TR A PF STL TO BS PTS4/15 at cle DNP - Coach’s Decision4/18 at cle DNP - Coach’s Decision4/20 CLE DNP - Coach’s Decision4/22 CLE DNP - Coach’s Decision

2018 PLAYOFFS AVERAGESG GS PPG RPG APG SPG TOPG BPG MPG FG% 3FG% FT%0 0 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---- ---


36 1 7.0 4.0 0.8 0.4 0.6 0.6 13.4 .534 .000 .833

#25ALJEFFERSON

Playoff Career Highs 2017-18 Season Highs 2018 Playoffs HighsPTS 26, vs. SA, 5/7/12 20, vs. TOR, 3/15 ---FGM 13, vs. SA, 5/7/12 9, vs. TOR, 3/15 ---FGA 23, at MIA, 4/23/14 15, vs. TOR, 3/15 ---

3FGM 0 0 ---3FGA 1, vs. SA, 5/7/12 1(3x), vs. CHA, 4/10 ---FTM 5, at MIA, 4/17/16 5 , at DET, 11/8 ---FTA 6, at MIA, 4/17/16 5 , at DET, 11/8 ---OR 8, at IND, 5/5/05 4 , vs. SAC, 10/31 ---DR 9, at MIA, 4/20/14 9(2x), vs. TOR, 3/15 ---TR 14, at IND, 5/5/05 12, vs. TOR, 3/15 ---A 4, at SA, 4/29/12 3, vs. WAS, 2/5 ---

STL 2(3x), vs. SA, 5/7/12 2(3x), vs. PHI, 2/3 ---TO 2(3x), at MIA, 4/20/16 3 , at OKC, 10/25 ---

BLK 3(2x), vs. MIA, 4/26/14 3, vs. SAC, 10/31 ---MIN 41, vs. SA, 5/7/12 26, at WAS, 3/17 ---

Playoff Career Highs 2017-18 Season Highs 2018 Playoffs HighsPTS 22, at CLE, 5/3/17 21 , at MIN, 10/24 6(2x) , vs. CLE, 4/20FGM 9, at CLE, 5/3/17 8 , at MIN, 10/24 3, at CLE, 4/18FGA 17, at MIA, 5/9/16 13(2x) , vs. ATL, 3/9 6, at CLE, 4/18

3FGM 3(2x), vs. MIL, 4/18/17 5 , at MIN, 10/24 1 , at CLE, 4/153FGA 4(4x), vs. CLE, 5/5/17 6(3x), vs. PHI, 2/3 2, at CLE, 4/18FTM 7, vs. IND, 4/16/16 5 , vs. POR, 10/20 4 , vs. CLE, 4/20FTA 8, vs. IND, 4/16/16 7 , at BKN, 2/14 4 , vs. CLE, 4/20OR 2(2x), vs. IND, 4/26/16 3 , at BKN, 2/14 1, vs. CLE, 4/22DR 6, vs. CLE, 5/7/17 9(2x) , vs. MIA, 3/25 3 , at CLE, 4/15TR 6(2x), vs. CLE, 5/7/17 11 , at BKN, 2/14 3 , at CLE, 4/15A 12, vs. CLE, 5/7/17 8(2x) , vs. CHA, 4/10 4 , vs. CLE, 4/20

STL 3(2x) , at CLE, 4/15/18 4 , vs. ATL, 2/23 3 , at CLE, 4/15TO 3(4x), vs. MIL, 4/15/17 4(2x), at CHA, 4/8 1 , vs. CLE, 4/20

BLK 2, at LAL, 4/26/13 2(3x), at BKN, 2/14 1, at CLE, 4/18MIN 40, vs. CLE, 5/7/17 41, at MIL, 3/2 25, at CLE, 4/18


Last appearance: vs. Washington, 2/5 DNP-CD - 5 (Last: 2/14) Inactive-Two-Way/G League Assignment - 34 (1/12-21; 1/29-2/3; 2/23-4/10) Signed to a two-way contract on January 12, 2018...Signed with the Pacers before training camp on Aug. 15 before being waived on Oct. 14. Made his NBA debut in the win over Phoenix, 1/24, and finished with an assist in three minutes off the bench. Played five games and made one start for the Pacers Summer League team in Orlando and averaged 3.8 points and 3.0 rebounds per game over 15.4 minutes per game...Shot 58.3 percent from the field, 1-for-1 from three-point range and 4-for-4 from the free throw line. Over his four seasons at SMU (2013-17), he averaged 9.0 points, 5.8 rebounds and 1.8 assists over 135 career games and 93 starts. Started all 35 games and averaged 11.4 points, 7.8 rebounds and 1.1 blocks while shooting 56.0 percent from the field as a senior in 2016-17. Ended his college career ranked 25th in school history in points (1,214), ninth in rebounds (780), eighth in blocks (125) and seventh in career field goal percentage (.539). Led the Mustangs to conference championships and NCAA Tournament appearances as a senior (2016-17) and

Forward 6-8 220 5/16/95 SMU Rookie

POSTSEASON GAME LOGDate OPP MIN FG 3FG FT OR DR TR A PF STL TO BS PTS

Two-way Contract - Not on Playoff Roster

2017-18 SEASON AVERAGESG GS PPG RPG APG SPG TOPG BPG MPG FG% 3FG% FT%2 0 0.0 0.5 0.5 0.0 0.0 0.0 4.6 --- --- ---

2017-18 G LEAGUE AVERAGES (FORT WAYNE MAD ANTS)G GS PPG RPG APG SPG TOPG BPG MPG FG% 3FG% FT%

43 10 11.8 6.4 1.9 1.0 1.6 0.4 27.9 .555 .352 .812

#26BENMOORE

Forward 6-10 230 4/30/97 UCLA Rookie

POSTSEASON GAME LOGDate OPP MIN FG 3FG FT OR DR TR A PF STL TO BS PTS4/15 at cle DNP - Coach’s Decision4/18 at cle DNP - Coach’s Decision4/20 CLE DNP - Coach’s Decision4/22 CLE DNP - Coach’s Decision


53 0 2.9 1.5 0.2 0.1 0.2 0.1 8.6 .471 .429 .6252017-18 G LEAGUE AVERAGES (FORT WAYNE MAD ANTS)

G GS PPG RPG APG SPG TOPG BPG MPG FG% 3FG% FT%3 3 23.3 8.3 0.3 0.3 1.3 0.3 32.7 .574 .538 .333

10+ points - 4 (13, vs. CHA, 4/10)

DNP-CD - 20 (Last: at CHA, 4/8) Inactive-Sore left ankle - 1 (11/5) Inactive-Sprained right ankle - 2 (1/26-27) Inactive-G League Assignment - 3 (12/17-20 Inactive-Sore left calf - 3 (2/9-14)

Led team in scoring - 2 (13, vs. CHA, 4/10)

Tied for the team-high with 17 points as he shot 7-for-11 from the field against Portland, 10/20.

Shot 6-for-6 from the field and 3-for-3 from three-point range for 15 points and grabbed six rebounds against Chicago, 1/6.

Indiana selected Leaf with the 18th overall pick in the first round of the 2017 NBA Draft.

He appeared in three games for the Pacers during Orlando Summer League play and averaged 12.7 points, 6.3 rebounds and 1.0 assists over 26.8 minutes per game.

Led UCLA in scoring with an average of 16.3 points to go with 8.3 rebounds, 2.4 assist and 1.1 blocks per game…Earned First Team All-Pac 12 honors and ranked seventh in the conference in scoring, ninth in rebounding and second in field goal percentage at 61.7 percent on the year…Was one of five national finalists for the Karl Malone Award honoring the nation’s best power forward…Scored in double figures in 32 of his 35 starts with 10 games of 20 or more points and 11 double-doubles.

Leaf’s father, Brad, starred at Lawrence North High School in Indianapolis and the University of Evansville. He was selected by the Pacers with the 146th overall pick in the seventh round of the 1982 NBA Draft before he played professionally for 17 years in Israel.

#22TJLEAF

2017-18 Season Highs 2018 Playoffs HighsPTS 17, vs. POR, 10/20 ---FGM 7 , vs. POR, 10/20 ---FGA 11 , vs. POR, 10/20 ---

3FGM 3, vs. CHI, 1/6 ---3FGA 3(4x), vs. CHA, 4/10 ---FTM 2(2x) , vs. ATL, 2/23 ---FTA 2(5x), vs. CHA, 4/10 ---OR 3 , vs. TOR, 11/24 ---DR 4(2x), vs. CHI, 1/6 ---TR 6, vs. CHI, 1/6 ---A 2(2x), at WAS, 3/17 ---

STL 1(5x), vs. CLE, 12/8 ---TO 1(11x), vs. MIL, 3/5 ---

BLK 1(4x), at WAS, 3/17 ---MIN 22, vs. CHA, 4/10 ---

2017-18 Season Highs 2018 Playoffs HighsPTS 0 ---FGM --- ---FGA --- ---

3FGM --- ---3FGA --- ---FTM --- ---FTA --- ---OR 0 ---DR 1, vs. WAS, 2/5 ---TR 1, vs. WAS, 2/5 ---A 1, vs. PHO, 1/24 ---

STL 0 ---TO 0 ---

BLK 0 ---MIN 6, vs. WAS, 2/5 ---


DNP-CD - 35 (Last: at SAC, 3/29) Inactive-Two-Way - 12 (10/18; 11/10-12; 11/29-12/15; 12/23) Inactive-G League Assignment - 2 (3/11-13) Inactive-Coach’s Decision - 6 (3/9; 4/1-8)

Scored his first points as a Pacer as he sank a pair of threes in the win over Sacramento, 10/31.

Signed to a two-way contract on August 22, 2017...Signed to a full-time contract for the remainder of the season on Dec. 28.

After signing a 10-day contract with Philadelphia last sea-son on April 1, Poythress appeared in six games and made one start for the 76ers while averaging 10.7 points and 4.8 rebounds over 26.2 minutes per game

Scored in double figures in four of his six games with the Sixers, including a high of 18 points in the regular season finale at New York, 4/12…Finished with 15 points as he shot 5-for-7 from three-point range against the Pacers, 4/10.

Earned All-NBA G League Second Team and All-NBA G League Rookie Team honors last season. He played 46 games for the Fort Wayne Mad Ants, the Pacers’ affiliate in the NBA G League, and averaged 18.5 points, 7.1 rebounds and 1.5 assists per game.

Named a reserve for the Eastern Conference All-Stars for the NBA G League All-Star Game in New Orleans.

Over four seasons at the University of Kentucky (2012-16), he finished his career with 966 points, 597 rebounds and 77 blocks, he became just the 12th player in program his-tory with at least 900 points, at least 500 rebounds and at least 70 blocks.

Forward 6-9 235 9/6/93 Kentucky 1 Year NBA

POSTSEASON GAME LOGDate OPP MIN FG 3FG FT OR DR TR A PF STL TO BS PTS4/15 at cle Inactive - Coach’s Decision4/18 at cle Inactive - Coach’s Decision4/20 CLE DNP - Coach’s Decision4/22 CLE Inactive - Coach’s Decision


25 0 1.0 0.7 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.04 4.2 .423 .364 ---2017-18 G LEAGUE AVERAGES (FORT WAYNE MAD ANTS)

G GS PPG RPG APG SPG TOPG BPG MPG FG% 3FG% FT%7 7 20.0 8.9 2.7 0.9 2.6 1.3 24.0 .482 .227 .675

#0ALEX

POYTHRESS

30+ points - 12 (Last: 30, at LAC, 4/1) 20+ points - 51 (27, at CHA, 4/8) 10+ points - 74 (27, at CHA, 4/8)

Double-doubles - 3 (30 points, 12 rebounds, at LAC, 4/1)

Led team in scoring - 47 (25, at DEN, 4/3) Led team in rebounding - 3 (9, vs. PHI, 2/3) Led team in assists - 30 (7, vs. GS, 4/5)

Inactive-Sore right knee - 5 (11/25; 12/27-1/3) Inactive-Illness - 1 (2/5) Inactive-Sore right foot - 1 (4/10)

Set a new career high with 47 points, including 32 in the second half and overtime, as he shot 15-for-28 from the field and tied his career high with six threes in the win over Denver, 12/10.

Finished with 27 points and sank the go-ahead three with 33.1 seconds remaining to help the Pacers come back from 16 points down in the fourth to beat Chicago, 12/6. With 30 points, a season-high 12 assists and five steals in the road win over the Clippers, 4/1, he became the first player in franchise history to record 30+ points, 10+ assists and 5+ steals in one game.

Capped a 13-point fourth quarter with the go-ahead three-pointer with 10.1 seconds remaining in Indiana’s win against San Antonio, 10/29.

Finished with 29 points, nine rebounds, five assists and a career-high seven steals in the win at Orlando, 11/20.

Scored 21 points and grabbed a career-high 15 rebounds in Indiana’s 22-point comeback win against Detroit, 11/17.

Guard 6-4 210 5/4/92 Indiana 4 Years NBA


2017-18 SEASON AVERAGESG GS PPG RPG APG SPG TOPG BPG MPG FG% 3FG% FT%75 75 23.1 5.2 4.3 2.4 2.9 0.8 34.0 .477 .371 .799


#4VICTOROLADIPO

Playoff Career Highs 2017-18 Season Highs 2018 Playoffs HighsPTS 32 , at CLE, 4/15/18 47 , vs. DEN, 12/10 32 , at CLE, 4/15FGM 11 , at CLE, 4/15/18 15(2x), at BOS, 2/9 11 , at CLE, 4/15FGA 20 , vs. CLE, 4/22/18 29 , at BOS, 2/9 20 , vs. CLE, 4/22

3FGM 6 , at CLE, 4/15/18 6(2x) , vs. DEN, 12/10 6 , at CLE, 4/153FGA 9 , at CLE, 4/15/18 13, vs. CLE, 12/8 9 , at CLE, 4/15FTM 7 , vs. CLE, 4/20/18 12, at ORL, 11/20 7 , vs. CLE, 4/20FTA 8(2x) , vs. CLE, 4/20/18 14 , at ORL, 11/20 8(2x) , vs. CLE, 4/20OR 1(3x), vs. CLE, 4/22/18 3, at ATL, 2/28 1 , vs. CLE, 4/22DR 8, at HOU, 4/19/17 13 , vs. DET, 11/17 6(2x) , vs. CLE, 4/20TR 9, at HOU, 4/19/17 15 , vs. DET, 11/17 6(3x), vs. CLE, 4/22A 9, at HOU, 4/19/17 12, at LAC, 4/1 7 , vs. CLE, 4/20

STL 4 , at CLE, 4/15/18 7 , at ORL, 11/20 4 , at CLE, 4/15TO 6, at CLE, 4/18/18 10 , vs. MIL, 3/5 6, at CLE, 4/18

BLK 2(2x) , vs. CLE, 4/22/18 4 , vs. ORL, 11/27 2 , vs. CLE, 4/22MIN 41(2x) , vs. CLE, 4/22/18 45 , vs. DEN, 12/10 41 , vs. CLE, 4/22

2017-18 Season Highs 2018 Playoffs HighsPTS 6 , vs. SAC, 10/31 ---FGM 2(4x), vs. PHO, 1/24 ---FGA 3 , vs. PHO, 1/24 ---

3FGM 2 , vs. SAC, 10/31 ---3FGA 2(2x), at DET, 12/26 ---FTM --- ---FTA --- ---OR 2 , at CHI, 12/29 ---DR 2, vs. UTA, 3/7 ---TR 3 , vs. UTA, 3/7 ---A 1(2x) , at CLE, 1/26 ---

STL 1(3x), at MIL, 1/3 ---TO 1(2x) , vs. DAL, 12/27 ---

BLK 1 , at BKN, 12/17 ---MIN 22, at DET, 12/26 ---


20+ points - 5 (30, at CHA, 4/8) 10+ points - 44 (10, vs. CHA, 4/10) 10+ rebounds - 21 (10, vs. CHA, 4/10) Double-doubles - 15 (10 points, 10 rebounds, vs. CHA, 4/10) Led team in scoring - 4 (30, at CHA, 4/8) Led team in rebounding - 33 (9, vs. GS, 4/5) Led team in assists - 5 (6, vs. PHI, 2/3) Inactive-Right calf contusion - 2 (11/7-8) Inactive-Left ankle sprain - 6 (3/15-25) Set career highs with 30 points on 13-for-21 shooting to go with three steals in 38 minutes off the bench in the win at Charlotte, 4/8. Scored 24 points on 10-for-13 shooting and 4-for-5 from the free throw line at MIlwaukee, 1/3...Posted consecutive games with 20+ points as he finished with 22 points on 9-for-12 shooting in the win over Chicago, 1/6. Scored 22 points as he shot a perfect 9-for-9 from the field, and matched his career best with 12 rebounds in the win over the Spurs, 10/29...His 9-for-9 mark tied the Pacers NBA franchise record for most field goal attempts without a miss. Posted his fifth straight game with 10 or more rebounds, and set a new career high as he finished with 16 rebounds to go with 12 points in the win over Sacramento, 10/31. Finished with 15 points, 12 rebounds and a career-high six assists in the road win over the Cavaliers, 11/1.

Forward 6-11 252 5/3/96 Gonzaga/Lithuania 1 Year NBA




#11DOMANTAS

SABONIS

10+ points - 4 (13, vs. CHA, 4/10) Led team in scoring -2 (I3, vs. CHA, 4/10) Inactive-Left ankle surgery rehabilitation - 58 (10/18-2/14) DNP-CD - 1 (3/19) Robinson underwent surgery for a repair of medial and lateral ligaments in his left ankle on Oct. 13, and missed the first 58 games of the season while rehabilitating. Scored a team-high 12 points and made 3-of-5 three-point tries at Toronto, 4/6...Followed that outing with a season-high 13 points as he shot 4-for-6 from the field and 3-for-5 from long distance in the win at Charlotte, 4/8. Made his season debut against Atlanta, 2/23, and finished with four points, two rebounds and one assist in 19 minutes off the bench. Scored 10 points and tied his previous career high with three assists in his second game of the season at Dallas, 2/26. Added eight points off the bench as he shot 3-for-3 from the field and 2-for-2 from three-point range to go with four rebounds in the win over Miami, 3/25. Appeared in 69 games and made 27 starts in his second season with the Pacers, averaging 6.1 points and 3.6 rebounds over 20.7 minutes per game.

Guard/Forward 6-7 215 1/8/94 Michigan 3 Years NBA

2018 PLAYOFFS AVERAGESG GS PPG RPG APG SPG TOPG BPG MPG FG% 3FG% FT%1 0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 1.4 --- ---- ---


23 1 4.1 1.6 0.7 0.6 0.2 0.04 14.7 .424 .412 .818

POSTSEASON GAME LOGDate OPP MIN FG 3FG FT OR DR TR A PF STL TO BS PTS4/15 at cle DNP - Coach’s Decision4/18 at cle 1:26 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 04/20 CLE DNP - Coach’s Decision4/22 CLE DNP - Coach’s Decision

#40GLENN ROBINSON III

Playoff Career Highs 2017-18 Season Highs 2018 Playoffs HighsPTS 6, vs. CLE, 4/23/17 13(2x) , vs. CHA, 4/10 0FGM 3, vs. CLE, 4/23/17 5 , vs. CHA, 4/10 ---FGA 3, vs. CLE, 4/23/17 11 , vs. CHA, 4/10 ---

3FGM 1(2x), vs. CLE, 4/20/17 3(3x), vs. CHA, 4/10 ---3FGA 1(2x), vs. CLE, 4/20/17 5(2x) , at CHA, 4/8 ---FTM 1(2x), at CLE, 4/17/17 2(4x), at CHA, 4/8 ---FTA 2, at CLE, 4/17/17 3, at DAL, 2/26 ---OR 0 2(4x), vs. CHA, 4/10 0DR 2, at CLE, 4/17/17 6 , vs. CHA, 4/10 0TR 2, at CLE, 4/17/17 8 , vs. CHA, 4/10 0A 1, vs. CLE, 4/20/17 3, at DAL, 2/26 0

STL 0 2(2x) , at GS, 3/27 0TO 0 2 , at CHA, 4/8 0

BLK 1, vs. TOR, 4/23/16 1 , at ATL, 2/28 0MIN 13, vs. CLE, 4/23/17 40 , vs. CHA, 4/10 1, at CLE, 4/18

Playoff Career Highs 2017-18 Season Highs 2018 Playoffs HighsPTS 19, vs. CLE, 4/22/18 30 , at CHA, 4/8 19, vs. CLE, 4/22FGM 9, vs. CLE, 4/22/18 13 , at CHA, 4/8 9, vs. CLE, 4/22FGA 12, vs. CLE, 4/22/18 21 , at CHA, 4/8 12, vs. CLE, 4/22

3FGM 1, vs. CLE, 4/22/18 1(11x), vs. GS, 4/5 1, vs. CLE, 4/223FGA 2(2x), at CLE, 4/18/18 2(9x), at TOR, 4/6 2(2x), at CLE, 4/18FTM 4 , at HOU, 4/16/17 9 , vs. TOR, 11/24 2, at CLE, 4/18FTA 4 , at HOU, 4/16/17 12 , vs. TOR, 11/24 2, at CLE, 4/18OR 3, vs. CLE, 4/22/18 8 , at OKC, 10/25 3, vs. CLE, 4/22DR 4, at CLE, 4/18/18 14 , vs. SAC, 10/31 4, at CLE, 4/18TR 6, vs. CLE, 4/22/18 16 , vs. SAC, 10/31 6, vs. CLE, 4/22A 2 , at CLE, 4/15/18 6(2x) , vs. PHI, 2/3 2 , at CLE, 4/15

STL 1 , at HOU, 4/16/17 3(2x) , at CHA, 4/8 0TO 2(2x), vs. CLE, 4/22/18 5(2x) , at ATL, 2/28 2(2x), vs. CLE, 4/22

BLK 1(3x), vs. CLE, 4/20/18 3(2x) , at CHI, 12/29 1(2x) , vs. CLE, 4/20MIN 25, vs. CLE, 4/22/18 38 , at CHA, 4/8 25, vs. CLE, 4/22


Inactive-Left Knee Surgery Rehabilitation - 45 (10/18-1/18) Inactive - Two-way/G League - 36 (1/19-4/8) After rehabilitating from a torn ACL in his left knee, Sumner made his professional debut for the Fort Wayne Mad Ants on Jan. 19 against the Sioux Falls Skyforce. He finished with nine points, two rebounds, two assists and two steals in 12 mintues of action. Made his NBA debut in the regular season finale against Charlotte, 4/10, and finished with two points and one rebound in the final two minutes.

Selected by the New Orleans Pelicans with the 52nd overall pick in the 2017 NBA Draft, the Pacers acquired Sumner in a draft night trade in exchange for cash considerations.

Sumner was signed to a two-way contract on July 5. Over two-plus seasons at Xavier from 2014-17, Sumner averaged 11.1 points, 3.4 rebounds, 3.7 assists and 1.1 steals over 60 games and 49 starts…Shot 42.9 percent form the field, 28.5 percent from three-point range and 73.0 percent from three-point range over his career. He averaged 13.7 points, 4.0 rebounds and 4.6 assists per game over 21 games and 20 starts in 2016-17.

Shot 47.9 percent from the field and 73.5 percent from the free throw line and scored in double figures in 19 of his 21 games played, including four outings of 20 or more points, before suffering a season-ending knee injury on Jan. 29, 2017.

Guard 6-5 188 12/31/95 Xavier Rookie

POSTSEASON GAME LOGDate OPP MIN FG 3FG FT OR DR TR A PF STL TO BS PTS

Two-way Contract - Not on Playoff Roster

2017-18 SEASON AVERAGESG GS PPG RPG APG SPG TOPG BPG MPG FG% 3FG% FT%1 0 2.0 1.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 2.2 1.000 --- ---

2017-18 G LEAGUE AVERAGES (FORT WAYNE MAD ANTS)G GS PPG RPG APG SPG TOPG BPG MPG FG% 3FG% FT%14 7 7.2 2.3 2.3 1.1 1.7 0.4 17.0 .396 .238 .667

#5EDMONDSUMNER

20+ points - 2 (25, at WAS, 3/17) 10+ points - 34 (Last: 13, vs. LAC, 3/23) 10+ rebounds - 6 (13, vs. CHA, 4/10) Double-doubles - 3 (10 rebounds, 10 assists, at CHA, 4/8) Led team in scoring - 2 (25, at WAS, 3/17) Led team in rebounding - 18 (13, vs. CHA, 4/10) Led team in assists - 13 (10, at CHA, 4/8) Set a season high with 25 points to go with five rebounds and five assists at Washington, 3/17. Scored 21 points on 9-for-13 shooting in Indiana’s come-back win over Orlando, 1/27. Started in place of the injured Victor Oladipo and finished with 16 points and a career-high 15 rebounds against Dallas, 12/27. Posted his second double-double with 16 points and 11 rebounds in 30 minutes off the bench in Indiana’s come-back win over Cleveland, 1/12. Scored 18 points as he shot 7-for-9 from the field and 4-for-4 from the three-point line in the win over Toronto, 11/24...He finished with 13 points in the fourth quarter, while his 4-for-4 mark from long range marked his most attempts without a miss in his NBA career. Reached 2,000 points for his Pacers career with his first bucket of the game at New York, 11/5...Reached 1,000 rebounds in an Indiana uniform against Houston, 11/12. Scored all 13 of his points in the fourth quarter to help Indiana complete its 22-point comeback victory over Detroit, 11/17.

Guard 6-6 230 9/5/90 Cincinnati 7 Years NBA



82 7 9.2 5.2 2.9 0.6 1.6 0.2 22.6 .427 .289 .661


#1LANCESTEPHENSON Playoff Career Highs 2017-18 Season Highs 2018 Playoffs Highs

PTS 26, vs. SA, 4/24/16 25, at WAS, 3/17 12 , at CLE, 4/15FGM 11 , vs. SA, 4/24/16 10, at WAS, 3/17 5(3x), vs. CLE, 4/22FGA 19 , vs. SA, 4/24/16 19(2x) , at CHI, 12/29 11(2x), vs. CLE, 4/22

3FGM 4, vs. CLE, 4/23/17 4 , vs. TOR, 11/24 1(2x), vs. CLE, 4/223FGA 9, vs. CLE, 4/23/17 9 , vs. BKN, 10/18 4(2x), vs. CLE, 4/22FTM 7, vs. NY, 5/18/13 4(3x), vs. WAS, 2/5 2 , vs. CLE, 4/20FTA 9, vs. NY, 5/18/13 6(3x), vs. WAS, 2/5 3 , at CLE, 4/15OR 5, vs. ATL, 5/3/14 3(2x) , vs. DET, 11/17 1(3x), vs. CLE, 4/22DR 12, vs. ATL, 5/1/14 13 , vs. DAL, 12/27 4 , at CLE, 4/15TR 14, vs. ATL, 5/3/14 15, vs. DAL, 12/27 5(2x) , vs. CLE, 4/20A 8(3x), vs. MIA, 5/18/14 10, at CHA, 4/8 6, vs. CLE, 4/22

STL 3(5x), at MIA, 5/24/14 2(8x), vs. CHA, 4/10 1, vs. CLE, 4/22TO 6, at WAS, 5/11/14 6, vs. WAS, 2/5 4, at CLE, 4/18

BLK 2, at ATL, 4/26/14 2(3x), vs. PHI, 2/3 1, vs. CLE, 4/22 MIN 46, at MIA, 5/24/14 38, vs. WAS, 2/5 24, at CLE, 4/18

2017-18 Season Highs 2018 Playoffs HighsPTS 2 , vs. CHA, 4/10 ---FGM 1 , vs. CHA, 4/10 ---FGA 1 , vs. CHA, 4/10 ---

3FGM --- ---3FGA --- ---FTM --- ---FTA --- ---OR 0 ---DR 1 , vs. CHA, 4/10 ---TR 1 , vs. CHA, 4/10 ---A 0 ---

STL 0 ---TO 0 ---

BLK 0 ---MIN 2 , vs. CHA, 4/10 ---


2018 PLAYOFFS AVERAGESG GS PPG RPG APG SPG TOPG BPG MPG FG% 3FG% FT%0 0 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---- ---


53 1 3.9 1.2 0.7 0.3 0.5 0.02 10.5 .430 .379 .759

POSTSEASON GAME LOGDate OPP MIN FG 3FG FT OR DR TR A PF STL TO BS PTS4/15 at cle DNP - Coach’s Decision4/18 at cle DNP - Coach’s Decision4/20 CLE Inactive - Sinus Infection4/22 CLE DNP - Coach’s Decision

Guard 6-2 185 6/27/92 Oregon 2 Years NBA

20+ points - 1 (20, vs. MIN, 12/31) 10+ points - 5 (11, vs. NY, 2/11) Led team in scoring - 1 (20, vs. MIN, 12/31) DNP-CD - 29 (Last: at CHA, 4/8) Scored in double figures for the first time this season and set a new career high as he scored a team-best 20 points on 7-for-11 shooting and 3-for-4 from three-point range against Minnesota, 12/31. Finished with 17 points and set a new career high with five three-pointers on eight attempts against Washington, 2/5. Added six points and a career-high eight rebounds in the win over the Hawks, 2/23. Shot 4-for-6 from the field and 2-for-2 from the foul line for 11 points against Chicago, 1/6. Finished with six points as he tied his previous career high with two threes in 13 minutes off the bench against Dallas, 12/27. Made his first-career start and finished with six points, two rebounds, two assists and two steals against Phoenix, 1/24. The son of former NBA and University of Houston guard Michael Young, he earned Pac-12 Player of the Year and Third Team All-America honors after averaging 20.7 points, 4.4 rebounds and 3.8 assists per game as a senior at Oregon in 2014-15.

#3JOE

YOUNG

20+ points - 13 (24, at LAC, 4/1) 10+ points - 41 (24, at LAC, 4/1) 10+ rebounds - 12 (10, at NO, 3/21)

Double-doubles - 11 (13 points, 10 rebounds, at NO, 3/21)

Led team in scoring - 7 (21, vs. LAL, 3/19) Led team in rebounding - 17 (10, at NO, 3/21) Led team in assists - 3 (3, at WAS, 3/4)

Inactive-Concussion/sore neck - 7 (10/20-11/1) Inactive-Right elbow injury - 9 (1/10-26) Inactive-Left ankle sprain - 1 (3/17)

Finished with 22 points and tied his career high with four three-pointers in 21 minutes off the bench against Charlotte, 1/29.

Posted his sixth double-double of the year as he scored 11 points, grabbed 14 rebounds and tied his career high with six offensive rebounds in the win at Brooklyn, 2/14.

Scored 23 points, grabbed a team-high nine rebounds and tied his career high with six blocks in Indiana’s comeback win over Brooklyn, 12/23.

Finished with 11 points and seven rebounds, tied his career high with six assists and blocked four shots in Indiana’s comeback win over Chicago, 12/6.

Now the longest-tenured player on the Pacers’ roster, Turner is the team’s returning leader in scoring, rebounding and blocks as he averaged 14.5 points, 7.3 rebounds and 2.1 blocks in his second NBA season last year.

Forward/Center 6-11 255 3/24/96 Texas 2 Years NBA



65 62 12.7 6.4 1.3 0.6 1.5 1.8 28.3 .479 .357 .777


#33MYLESTURNER Playoff Career Highs 2017-18 Season Highs 2018 Playoffs Highs

PTS 20, vs. CLE, 4/23/17 25(2x), at PHI, 3/13 18, at CLE, 4/18FGM 8, vs. CLE, 4/23/17 11 , at MIA, 11/19 7(2x), vs. CLE, 4/22FGA 13, vs. TOR, 4/23/16 16(2x) , vs. ATL, 3/9 12, at CLE, 4/18

3FGM 3, vs. CLE, 4/22/18 4 , vs. CHA, 1/29 3, vs. CLE, 4/223FGA 4(2x), vs. CLE, 4/22/18 6 , vs. CHA, 1/29 4(2x), vs. CLE, 4/22FTM 4, vs. CLE, 4/23/17 8, vs. NO, 11/7 3(2x), at CLE, 4/18FTA 6, vs. CLE, 4/23/17 12 , vs. MEM, 1/31 4(2x), at CLE, 4/18OR 5, vs. TOR, 4/21/16 6 , at BKN, 2/14 2 , vs. CLE, 4/20DR 9, vs. CLE, 4/23/17 11 , vs. BKN, 10/18 8 , vs. CLE, 4/20TR 10 , vs. CLE, 4/20/18 14(2x) , at BKN, 2/14 10 , vs. CLE, 4/20A 2(2x) , at CLE, 4/15/18 6, vs. CHI, 12/6 2 , at CLE, 4/15

STL 4, at CLE, 4/15/17 2(8x), at DEN, 4/3 1(2x), vs. CLE, 4/22TO 3(6x), vs. CLE, 4/20/18 4(4x), at MIL, 3/2 3(2x) , vs. CLE, 4/20

BLK 5, at TOR, 4/16/16 6 , vs. BKN, 12/23 1 , at CLE, 4/15MIN 37, at CLE, 4/17/17 41 , vs. DEN, 12/10 36, at CLE, 4/18

Playoff Career Highs 2017-18 Season Highs 2018 Playoffs HighsPTS 4, at TOR, 4/18/16 20 , vs. MIN, 12/31 ---FGM 1(3x), vs. TOR, 4/29/16 7 , vs. MIN, 12/31 ---FGA 2(4x), vs. TOR, 4/29/16 11 , vs. MIN, 12/31 ---

3FGM 1, vs. TOR, 4/21/16 5, vs. WAS, 2/5 ---3FGA 2, vs. TOR, 4/21/16 8, vs. WAS, 2/5 ---FTM 2, at TOR, 4/18/16 3 , vs. MIN, 12/31 ---FTA 2, at TOR, 4/18/16 3 , vs. MIN, 12/31 ---OR 0 2 , vs. MIL, 3/5 ---DR 1, at TOR, 4/18/16 8 , vs. ATL, 2/23 ---TR 1, at TOR, 4/18/16 8 , vs. ATL, 2/23 ---A 1, at TOR, 4/18/16 3(3x), at DAL, 2/26 ---

STL 0 2(3x), vs. MIL, 3/5 ---TO 1(2x), vs. TOR, 4/29/16 3 , vs. PHO, 1/24 ---

BLK 0 1 , at CHI, 12/29 ---MIN 3(3x), vs. TOR, 4/29/16 34 , vs. PHO, 1/24 ---


20+ points - 7 (22, vs. MIA, 3/25) 10+ points - 56 (16, vs. GS, 4/5) 10+ rebounds - 11 (10, at DEN, 4/3) Double-doubles - 9 (15 points, 10 rebounds, at DEN, 4/3)

Led team in scoring - 5 (22, vs. PHO, 1/24) Led team in rebounding - 17 (15, at DEN, 4/3) Led team in assists - 5 (5, vs. MEM, 1/31) Inactive-Rest - 1 (4/10) Posted his highest-scoring game as a Pacer with 26 points, including 12 in the fourth quarter, as he shot 12-for-18 from the field in the road win at Cleveland, 11/1. Scored 10 points and pulled down a season-high 14 rebounds for his third double-double of the season at Portland, 1/18. Finished with 13 and matched his season high with 14 rebounds for his fourth double-double in the road win at Boston, 2/9...In the next game against New York, 2/11, he scored 18 points, grabbed 11 rebounds and tied his career high with eight offensive rebounds.

Finished with a team-high 18 points and shot 4-for-4 from three-point range at New York, 11/5, tying the most three-pointers he has attempted without a miss in his NBA career (at Milwaukee, Dec. 21, 2013). Reached 1,000 points as a Pacer as he finished with 18 points in the comeback win over Detroit, 11/17.

Forward 6-8 230 6/21/88 Georgia Tech 10 Years NBA




#21THADDEUSYOUNG

Playoff Career Highs 2017-18 Season Highs 2018 Playoffs HighsPTS 22, vs. BOS, 5/16/12 26 , at CLE, 11/1 12(2x), vs. CLE, 4/22FGM 10, vs. BOS, 5/16/12 12 , at CLE, 11/1 6 , vs. CLE, 4/20FGA 20(2x), at MIA, 4/18/11 18 , at CLE, 11/1 12, vs. CLE, 4/22

3FGM 3, vs. ORL, 4/26/09 4 , at NY, 11/5 1, vs. CLE, 4/223FGA 4, vs. ORL, 4/26/09 6, at OKC, 10/25 2, vs. CLE, 4/22FTM 4(5x), vs. BOS, 5/18/12 5(2x), at PHI, 3/13 1(2x), vs. CLE, 4/22FTA 6(3x), at CLE, 4/17/17 6, vs. BOS, 12/18 4, vs. CLE, 4/22OR 10, vs. CLE, 4/20/17 8 , vs. NY, 2/11 5 , vs. CLE, 4/20DR 12, vs. CLE, 4/22/18 11, at DAL, 2/26 12, vs. CLE, 4/22TR 16, vs. CLE, 4/22/18 14(3x), at DAL, 2/26 16, vs. CLE, 4/22A 6, at ATL, 4/22/15 5(4x), vs. GS, 4/5 1(4x), vs. CLE, 4/22

STL 6, at CLE, 4/17/17 7 , vs. OKC, 12/13 3(2x) , vs. CLE, 4/20TO 4(3x), vs. ATL, 4/25/15 5(2x), at BOS, 3/11 1(2x) , vs. CLE, 4/20

BLK 2(3x), vs. CLE, 4/22/18 3(2x), vs. MIA, 3/25 2(2x), vs. CLE, 4/22MIN 43, vs. ORL, 4/26/09 40 , vs. DEN, 12/10 39, vs. CLE, 4/22

NO. PLAYER POS HT WT BIRTHDATE COLLEGE/NATIVE COUNTRY YEARS OF NBA EXPERIENCE TWITTER HANDLE 13 Ike Anigbogu C 6-10 262 10/22/98 UCLA R @IkePostrs_ 44 Bojan Bogdanovic F 6-8 230 4/18/89 Croatia 3 @44Bojan 20 Trevor Booker F 6-8 228 11/25/87 Clemson 7 @35_Fitz 2 Darren Collison G 6-2 185 8/23/87 UCLA 8 @Darren_Collison 25 Al Jefferson C 6-10 280 1/4/85 Prentiss H.S. (Mississippi) 13 6 Cory Joseph G 6-3 190 8/20/91 Texas/Canada 6 @Cory_Joe 22 TJ Leaf F 6-10 230 4/30/97 UCLA R @leafsquad2 26 Ben Moore * F 6-8 220 5/13/95 Southern Methodist R @JaminTheFiend 4 Victor Oladipo G 6-4 210 5/4/92 Indiana 4 @VicOladipo 0 Alex Poythress F 6-9 235 9/6/93 Kentucky 1 @AlextheGreat22 40 Glenn Robinson III G/F 6-7 215 1/8/94 Michigan 3 @GRIII 11 Domantas Sabonis F 6-10 252 5/3/96 Gonzaga/Lithuania 1 @DSabonis11 1 Lance Stephenson G 6-6 230 9/5/90 Cincinnati 7 @StephensonLance 5 Edmond Sumner * G 6-5 188 12/31/95 Xavier R @EdmondSumner 33 Myles Turner F/C 6-11 255 3/24/96 Texas 2 @Original_Turner 3 Joe Young G 6-2 185 6/27/92 Oregon 2 @JoeyBuckets3 21 Thaddeus Young F 6-8 230 6/21/88 Georgia Tech 10 @yungsmoove21 * Two-Way Contracts, Not on the Playoff Roster

0 Alex Poythress1 Lance Stephenson2 Darren Collison3 Joe Young

4 Victor Oladipo5 Edmond Sumner6 Cory Joseph11 Domantas Sabonis

PRONUNCIATION GUIDEIke Anigbogu EE-kay ah-nee-BOH-gooBojan Bogdanovic BOY-on bog-DON-oh-vichJosh Corbeil core-BEELVictor Oladipo oh-lah-DEE-poDomantas Sabonis doh-MON-tas suh-BOH-nis

HEAD COACH: Nate McMillan, North Carolina State ASSISTANT COACHES: Bill Bayno, Sacred Heart Dan Burke, Portland State Popeye Jones, Murray State ASSISTANT COACH/PLAYER DEVELOPMENT: David McClure, Duke SENIOR DIRECTOR OF MEDICAL OPERATIONS/HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER: Josh Corbeil, Boston University ASSOCIATE HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER/PHYSICAL THERAPIST: Carl Eaton, Lock Haven DIRECTOR OF SPORTS PERFORMANCE/ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER: Shawn Windle, Maine at Presque Isle ASSISTANT SPORTS PERFORMANCE COACH: Andy Martin, IUPUI EQUIPMENT MANAGER: Josh Conder, Indiana State DIRECTOR OF BASKETBALL INFORMATION & TECHNOLOGY: Hansen Wong, Minnesota VIDEO COORDINATOR: Tim Dather, Indiana ASSISTANT VIDEO COORDINATORS: Ben Eblen, Alabama Jared Bartling, South Dakota MASSAGE THERAPIST: Andrei Mikhailau

2 0 1 7 - 1 8 I N D I A N A P A C E R S R O S T E R

13 Ike Anigbogu 20 Trevor Booker21 Thaddeus Young22 T.J. Leaf

25 Al Jefferson26 Ben Moore33 Myles Turner40 Glenn Robinson III 44 Bojan Bogdanovic

NUMERICAL ROSTER

Indiana Pacers Guard

VICTOR OLADIPO The case for 2017-18 NBA Most Improved Player, NBA All-Defensive Team First four NBA seasons (2013-17) 2016-17 2017-18 (Percentage increased) NBA Rank Points per game 15.9 15.9 23.1 (+57%) 10th Rebounds per game 4.4 4.3 5.2 (+29%) 74th Assists per game 3.7 2.6 4.3 (+74%) 43rd Steals per game 1.5 1.2 2.4 (+114%) 1st Blocks 131 21 57 (+152%) 51st Field goal percentage .434 .442 .477 (+3.5%) 56th 3-point field goals made 383 127 161 (+21%) 34th Free throws made 831 116 294 (+151%) 21st Free throw attempts 1,039 154 368 (+134%) 20th Free throw percentage .800 .753 .799 (+4.6%) 51st Team Record 130-198 (.396) 47-35 (.573) 48-34 (.587) 5th in East

• Oladipo recorded career-high averages in points, rebounds, assists, steals, blocks, field goal percentage and three-point percentage in his fifth NBA season, and his first with Indiana after being acquired from Oklahoma City via trade in July 2017.

• He has also already set new career highs for points scored, three-point field goals made and free throws made and attempted.

• Earned Eastern Conference Player of the Week honors twice, and was selected to his first NBA All-Star Game appearance.

• Ranked 10th in the NBA this season in scoring average with 23.1 points per game.

• He has already passed his 2014-15 total (1,292 points in 72 games for Orlando) for the most points scored in a season during his NBA career.

• Scored 30 or more points 12 times this season, a feat he had only accomplished nine times through his first four NBA seasons.

• He has scored at least 20 points in 51 of his 75 games played this season. He reached 20+ points 74 times over his 291 NBA appearances entering this season.

• Led the NBA this season with an average of 2.4 steals per game.

• He has collected at least one steal in each of his last 64 appearances, passing Ron Artest’s franchise record of 40 consecutive games with a steal set during the 2002-03 season. His 64 consecutive games with a steal is also currently tied for the fourth-longest streak in NBA history.

• Oladipo is the only player in the NBA this season who averaged more than 20 points, 5.0 rebounds, 4.0 assists and 2.0 steals per game.

• With 30 points, a season-high 12 assists and five steals in the road win over the Clippers April 1, he became the first player in franchise history and joined James Harden as the only players in the NBA this season to record at least 30 points, 10 assists and five steals in a game.

• Missed seven games due to injury during the regular season, and the Pacers are 0-7 in those contests.

• Oladipo has led the Pacers to a 48-34 record this season, the eighth-best winning percentage in the NBA and the fifth-best in the Eastern Conference this season.


Indiana Pacers Head Coach

NATE McMILLAN The case for 2017-18 NBA Coach of the Year 2016-17 Regular Season NBA Rank 2017-18 Regular Season NBA Rank Points per game 105.1 15th 105.7 17th Rebounds per game 42.0 26th 42.2 22nd Assists per game 22.5 16th 22.2 22nd Steals per game 8.2 9th 8.9 2nd Turnovers per game 13.8 16th 13.3 6th Field goal percentage .465 10th .473 6th Three-point percentage .376 2nd .370 7th Points allowed 105.3 14th 104.0 7th Opponent field goal percentage .451 10th .465 18th Opponent 3-pt field goal percentage .355 13th .347 6th Opponent turnovers per game 14.9 7th 15.6 3rd Team Record 42-40 7th in East 48-34 5th in East

• After finishing the regular season 42-40 and being elminated in the opening round of the playoffs in his first season as Pacers head coach in 2016-17, Nate McMillan’s team returned six players that were on last season’s playoff roster, including only two returning starters (Myles Turner and Thaddeus Young).

• The average age of the 11 new players (including two-way players) who are currently on the roster but were not on the team last season is 24.3.

• Combining the nine departed players from last season’s roster, including its two leading scorers in Paul George and Jeff Teague, Indiana lost 64.6 percent of its scoring output, 52.5 percent of its rebounding total and 79.8 percent of the assists distributed from the 2016-17 regular season.

• After the Pacers dropped their fifth straight game and saw their record fall to 19-19 after a road loss at Milwaukee Jan. 3, Indiana has posted a 29-15 record. Over the last 44 games Indiana has limited opponents to 101.4 points per game (third in the NBA over that span) and 32.6 percent shooting from three-point range (first) while forcing 16.1 turnovers per game (first).

• With their overtime victory over the Miami Heat March 25, the Pacers earned their 43rd victory of the season to pass last season’s win total and clinch a playoff berth for the seventh time in the last eight seasons.

• The Pacers finished with a 21-20 record on the road this season, posting a winning record on the road for only the sixth time in NBA franchise history, and for only the fourth time over an entire 82-game schedule. Indiana matched its total for road victories last season with its 13th road win of the season with a 108-103 win at Brooklyn Feb. 14, the Pacers’ final game before the All-Star break. During the 2016-17 season, Indiana finished with a 13-28 record on the road, which was the worst among playoff teams and tied for the fourth-worst in the Eastern Conference.

• Indiana is 11-2 this season in game decided by three or fewer points.

• The Pacers have come back to win 12 games after trailing by 10 or more points this season, including eight victories after trailing by at least 15, five wins after trailing by 19 or more and three after trailing by at least 21 points.

• McMillan is now 26th in NBA history in head coaching victories (568) and fifth among active head coaches.


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