C.J. Fair agrees to camp deal with Pacers
Free agent C.J. Fair, out of Syracuse in 2014, has agreed to a 1-year camp deal with the Indiana Pacers, agent Joel Bell tells Yahoo.
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Pacers become 10th NBA team to buy D-League affiliate
The Indiana Pacers have become the 10th NBA team to buy their D-League affiliate. They have acquired the Fort Wayne Mad Ants.
Pacers want to build a new training facility
Pacers Sports & Entertainment is asking the city’s Capital Improvement Board to let it build a new training facility next to the Bankers Life Fieldhouse.
Nets add Donald Sloan to roster as fourth point guard
The Brooklyn Nets have signed guard Donald Sloan, General Manager Billy King announced today. He received a partially guaranteed veteran's minimum deal.
Pacers to sign Toney Douglas
Recently waived by the New Orleans Pelicans, guard Toney Douglas will sign a non-guaranteed deal with the Pacers.
Pacers' Jordan Hill arrested in Georgia for reckless driving
Pacers newcomer Jordan Hill was arrested near Atlanta on charges of reckless driving and speeding after police clocked his car going 107 mph in a 65 mph zone.
Pacers sign Glenn Robinson III to three-year deal
Free-agent forward Glenn Robinson III has agreed to a three-year contract with the Indiana Pacers, his agents Austin Brown and Aaron Mintz confirmed.
Pacers acquire Rakeem Christmas from Cavs in exchange for draft pick
The Indiana Pacers have acquired forward Rakeem Christmas from the Cavaliers in exchange for second-round draft pick they acquired in the trade for Roy Hibbert.
Former Pacer Stephen Jackson announces retirement from NBA
Former Indiana Pacer Stephen Jackson, a 14-year NBA veteran, announced his retirement via Instagram.
Pacers sign free agent Jordan Hill
The Indiana Pacers announced Tuesday they have signed free agent Jordan Hill to a contract. Hill's deal is for one year and $5 million.