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Hello and welcome to the Athletic NBA Daily for July 31st, 2025.

Esperhani and I. Zena Keda are here with Scott Agnes of Fieldhouse Files to talk everything Indiana Pacers.

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All right, S, before we dive into everything that's happened,

I'm sure all of our listeners are like,

remind me of the whiplash that we felt. Remind me of all the heartbreak

that we might have felt as Indiana Pacers fans or folks that watch it around. Like, tell me, catch us up

on everything that's happened with the Indiana Pacers. Yeah, well, first of all, to Pacius fans listening,

I apologize for reminding you of what's happened over the last couple of months.

Obviously, a miraculous and incredible all-time level finals run that was kind of off the back of multiple comebacks, incredible moments from Tyrese Halliburton and Pascal Seacum.

The group was just entertaining to watch, but what a gut-wrenching way for it to end. And that was Tyrese Halliburton's injury in game seven of the NBA finals,

an Achilles tear, which basically all but cemented him to miss next season.

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