Honours & Records
26 entries in the Indiana Pacers compendium.
1973 ABA ChampionshipThe Pacers' third ABA title came against the Kentucky Colonels in 1973.Reggie Miller 8 Points in 9 SecondsEight points in nine seconds: Reggie Miller's legendary playoff outburst.Roger Brown 1969 ABA All-Star Game MVPThe stopper who ignited the Pacers' first dynasty, one steal and one clutch bucket at a time.2000 NBA Eastern Conference TitleIndiana's first NBA Finals run.1970 ABA ChampionshipFirst crown, forever fire.1972 ABA ChampionshipFirst title, forever pride of Indiana.ABA Finals MVP (Freddie Lewis, 1972)The silent assassin who orchestrated a dynasty.ABA Finals MVP (George McGinnis, 1973)The 6'8" hammer that broke Kentucky in seven—before the trophy was even a thing.ABA All-Time Winningest TeamThree ABA titles. Zero debate. The Pacers owned the league before the league owned them.Reggie Miller's 8 Points in 9 Seconds (1995 Playoffs)Nine seconds of fury, a lifetime of legend.1994 Eastern Conference Finals AppearancePacers' first playoff series win and run to within one game of the NBA Finals.1995 Eastern Conference Finals AppearanceThe seven-game rematch of the 1994 Eastern Conference Finals that shook the East.1998 Eastern Conference Finals AppearanceThe 1998 Pacers: a franchise-record 58 wins and a legendary Eastern Conference Finals battle.1999 Eastern Conference Finals AppearanceOne step from the Finals, forever a milestone.2000 NBA Finals AppearanceIndiana's first NBA Finals run ended in six games to the Lakers.2013 Eastern Conference Finals AppearanceSeven games of blood, sweat, and a near-upset for the ages.2014 Eastern Conference Finals AppearanceA rematch with everything on the line — and a dynasty standing in the way.Reggie Miller – Franchise all-time three-point leader (2,533 made)As the Pacers' all-time leading scorer and the player most synonymous with the franchise's identity in the…1956 NBA Championship – Fort Wayne PistonsOne small Indiana city, one five-game war, one near-miss that still echoes in hardwood memory.Reggie Miller – Franchise all-time leading scorer (25,279 points)From his 1987 draft night through his 2005 farewell, Miller was the franchise's offensive engine, its…Reggie Miller – 8 points in final 9 seconds, 1995 Playoffs vs. New York KnicksNine seconds. Eight points. One Pacers legend forever frozen in time.George Yardley – 1956 NBA Finals Most Valuable PlayerCorrected: George Yardley did not play in the 1956 NBA Finals and was never its MVP.Reggie Miller – 50-point single-game scoring markReggie Miller's 57-point game remains the Pacers' NBA franchise record.1995 Eastern Conference Finals – Pacers vs. Orlando MagicSeven games, one legendary shooter, and a young Magic that refused to blink.Reggie Miller – 10 consecutive three-pointers in a single gameTen straight from deep — a Pacers prayer that turned into a permanent record.Paul Arizin – 1956 NBA Championship leading scorerPitchin' Paul scored with a fury that made an entire era of basketball bow to him.
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