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Reggie Miller played his entire 18-year Hall of Fame career with the Pacers. Reggie Miller from UCLA was drafted by the Pacers in 1987 , beginning his career as a backup to John Long . Many fans at the time disagreed with Miller's selection over Indiana Hoosiers ' standout Steve Alford . [ 14 ]
The Pacers defeated the Colonels 4–3 in the 1973 ABA Finals to capture the ABA championship, with Johnson playing 13 minutes and grabbing 6 rebounds in the decisive Game 7, an 88–81 Pacers victory at Freedom Hall in Louisville, Kentucky. When Indiana center Daniels was in foul trouble toward the end of Game 7, even with his bad knees, the ...
He is one of four players (the others are Miller, George McGinnis, and Mel Daniels) to have his jersey (#35) retired by the Pacers. On February 15, 2013, Brown was announced as one of five direct inductees to join the Naismith Hall of Fame, having been elected by the Hall's ABA Committee. [7] He was inducted in September 2013.
Basketball Hall of Fame Melvin Joe Daniels (July 20, 1944 – October 30, 2015) was an American professional basketball player. He played in the American Basketball Association (ABA) for the Minnesota Muskies , Indiana Pacers , and Memphis Sounds , and in the National Basketball Association for the New York Nets .
The Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame released its Men’s Silver Anniversary team for 2024 on Tuesday morning. A look at group and their accomplishments as senior basketball players 25 years ago.
Tyrese Haliburton, who was named a reserve last season, becomes the seventh Pacer to earn multiple NBA All-Star nods.
George F. McGinnis was born in Harpersville, Alabama, on August 12, 1950, but grew up in Indianapolis, where he attended Washington High School. [1] He and teammate Steve Downing led Washington to a 31–0 record and a state championship in 1969. [2]