Pacers' Rodney Stuckey, Al Jefferson injured
Rodney Stuckey has a left patellar tendon strain and is expected to miss 4 to 6 weeks. Al Jefferson will miss at least 2 weeks with a sprained left ankle.
Indiana Pacers NBA injuries (Page 1)
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Pacers' George, Seraphin to miss next 3 games
The Indiana Pacers announced Friday that Paul George (sore left ankle) and Kevin Seraphin (sore left knee) will miss the next three games.
Klay Thompson sprains ankle after dropping 39 points on Pacers
Klay Thompson sprained his right ankle Tuesday. Thompson scored a season-high 39 points and hit 10 3-pointers before ending his night on a sour note.
Myles Turner out 6 weeks after surgery
Indiana Pacers center Myles Turner underwent successful surgery Monday afternoon to repair a chip fracture in his left thumb. He is expected to miss 6 weeks.
Injured thumb will keep Pacers' top draft pick out 4 weeks
Indiana Pacers center Myles Turner sustained a chip fracture in his left thumb during the first half of Wednesday night’s game at Boston.
Paul George carried off court, diagnosed with strain
The Indiana Pacers got a scare Wednesday night when forward Paul George had to be carried off the court by teammates midway through the fourth quarter.
Pacers' Chris Copeland discharged from hospital
Indiana Pacers forward Chris Copeland has been discharged from a New York City hospital, a source close to the situation revealed on Friday.
Chris Copeland in stable condition, apologizes for "bad choice"
Pacers forward Chris Copeland underwent surgery Wednesday on his abdomen and left elbow for stab wounds sustained early Wednesday morning in New York City.
Paul George feels the love in return to Pacers
After recovering from a broken leg suffered eight months ago, Paul George played 15 minutes and scored 13 points and picked up two rebounds.
Pacers’ Paul George to make season debut Sunday
The Indiana Pacers announced Saturday that All-Star guard Paul George would be available to play Sunday when the Pacers host the Miami Heat.