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One of National Basketball Association’s top franchises the Indiana Pacers is preparing to take on the Washington Wizards, at the Verizon Center in Washington D.C, this season. Basketball fans should grab their set of Indiana Pacers tickets as soon as possible as seats at the arena are limited. So what are you waiting for? Do not miss out on one of NBA’s hottest events.

Indiana Pacers Cities

Indiana Pacers Atlanta GAIndiana Pacers Boston MA
Indiana Pacers Brooklyn MIIndiana Pacers Cleveland MS
Indiana Pacers Dallas TXIndiana Pacers Houston TX
Indiana Pacers Indianapolis INIndiana Pacers Los Angeles CA
Indiana Pacers Memphis TNIndiana Pacers New Orleans LA
Indiana Pacers Oklahoma City OKIndiana Pacers Orlando FL
Indiana Pacers Philadelphia PAIndiana Pacers Phoenix AZ
Indiana Pacers San Antonio TXIndiana Pacers Toronto ON
Indiana Pacers Washington MO

Team:

Indiana Pacers

Team Colors:

White, Silver, Navy Blue and Gold

Wins & Championships:

3 ABA Division Titles, 5 NBA Division Titles, 3 ABA Championships, 1 NBA Conference Title

Introducing the Indiana Pacers

The Indiana Pacers was formed in 1967 by five investors namely John DeVoe, Richard Tinkham, Chuck Barnes, Chuck DeVoe, and Bob Collins, who pooled their finances to purchase a basketball franchise in the American Basketball Association. Initially the team was seen playing their home games at the Indiana State Fairgrounds Coliseum for seven seasons after which the team relocated to the Market Square Arena in 1974. The venue remained reserved for the Pacers for twenty five years. The team’s first coach was Larry Staveman who stayed with the team for one season only. He was replaced by former Indiana Hoosiers player, Bob Leonard. Under his leadership, the Pacers reached a new level of success. Players namely Bob Netolicky, Roger Brown, Mel Daniels, Rick Mount and George McGinnis made the Pacers one of NBA’s standout teams.

Current Team Status

Indiana Pacers are currently coached by Frank Vogel who preceded Larry Bird’s tenure. The team is owned by Herb Simon with Kevin Pritchard as the general manager. Indiana Pacer’s Development NBA League affiliation is with the Ford Wayne Mad Ants, established back in 2007. Pacer’s currently play their home games at the Bankers Life Fieldhouse Arena, an indoor facility located in the downtown area of Indianapolis. Catering to as much as nineteen thousand spectators, the facility’s construction cost a whopping amount of two hundred and fifty six dollars. It was inaugurated in 1997 and over the years has held basketball games, ice hockey events and concerts. The arena’s tenants include Indiana Fever, Indiana Firebirds and Indiana Ice. This time the team is practicing at the Bankers Life Fieldhouse Arena to take on the Washington Wizards in the forthcoming game.

Championships Won by the Indiana Pacers

The Indiana Pacers have made their way to the NBA playoffs countless times. Over the years the team has bagged 3 American Basketball Association Championships and 3 ABA Division titles and 5 National Basketball Association’s Division titles. If this wasn’t enough, the team has claimed one conference title as well. Watch the celebrated franchise that currently competes in Eastern Conference’s Central Division of the NBA. Purchase Indiana Pacers tickets now.

 

Interesting Information about Indiana Pacers

  • Before dominating the National Basketball Association, the Indiana Pacers were referred to as a dynasty when they were a part of the American Basketball Association.
  • The team has produced five Hall of Famers namely Alex English, Reggie Miller, Mel Daniels, Chris Mullin and Roger Brown.
  • Franchise leaders who have established a few records include, Reggie Miller for most number of games played, Mel Daniels for most number of rebounds and Jermaine O’Neal for most number of blocked shots.
  • The Indiana Pacers have enjoyed the leadership of a massive number of 13 coaches since 1967.
  • Retired jerseys of the Indiana Pacers include forward players, George McGinnis and Roger Brown, center player Mel Daniels and goaltender Reggie Miller.