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 ti2000 NBA Eastern Conference TitlePacers claim first Eastern Conference crown in 2000.1970 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.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 AppearanceThe moment the heartland found its edge.1995 Eastern Conference Finals AppearanceThe seven-game coming-out party that shook the East.1998 Eastern Conference Finals AppearancePacers push Bulls to the breaking point in a seven-game classic.1999 Eastern Conference Finals AppearanceOne step from the Finals, forever a milestone.2000 NBA Finals AppearanceThe Pacers' lone NBA Finals trip: a blue-collar brawl against a Hollywood dynasty.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's1956 NBA Championship – Fort Wayne PistonsOne small Indiana city, one seven-game war, one NBA ring that never left the hardwood's meReggie Miller – Franchise all-time leading scorer (25,279 points)From his 1987 draft night through his 2005 farewell, Miller was the franchise's offensive 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 PlayerThe iron-walled center who sealed a dynasty's final crown in Fort Wayne.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 mid-range god, 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 scorerThe Prince scored with a fury that made an entire era of basketball bow to him.
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