1967–68—1975–76
Three titles in four Finals trips
The ABA dynasty
The Pacers were the ABA's defining franchise, winning championships in 1970, 1972 and 1973.
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NBA franchise
Indiana Pacers
Archive coverage 1976 to 2026
4,314
Games
50
Seasons
361
Indexed players
2026
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The full franchise story
Every era of the Indiana Pacers.
Indiana's franchise identity joins ABA banners, Reggie Miller's fearless shooting and a succession of smartly rebuilt contenders that rarely stay down for long.
Historical reference: Indiana Pacers official team history ↗The difficult NBA transition
Merger costs and unstable rosters kept Indiana near the bottom until a UCLA shooter arrived in the draft.
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Reggie Miller time
Miller turned playoff pressure into theater, leading five conference-finals appearances and the 2000 Finals.
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The O'Neal contender
A young defensive power won 61 games, but the Malice at the Palace and its fallout permanently altered the team's trajectory.
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The reset
Granger's scoring kept Indiana afloat while the front office patiently rebuilt the roster and culture.
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Paul George challenges Miami
George's ascent made Indiana the Heat's most persistent Eastern rival before injury and roster turnover ended the run.
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From Oladipo and Sabonis to Haliburton
Indiana repeatedly converted one core into the next, with Haliburton's passing unlocking a fast, inventive offense and another Finals run.
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Franchise leaders
Most indexed appearances
Reggie Miller1,503 appearancesRik Smits984 appearancesJeff Foster875 appearancesVern Fleming853 appearancesDale Davis795 appearancesAustin Croshere718 appearancesMyles Turner702 appearancesRoy Hibbert604 appearancesHerb Williams581 appearancesDanny Granger578 appearancesJermaine O'Neal552 appearancesJamaal Tinsley532 appearances
Season history
Past seasons
50 seasons · newest first
Game archive
Indiana Pacers games
4,314 total · loaded 10 at a time