Indy's head coach benched his starters with four minutes remaining in the fourth quarter of Game 2 and the Pacers down by 14 points. A big enough deficit to believe the game was out of reach under normal circumstances,

Rick Carlisle and the Pacers know that they must play with a greater sense of urgency heading into Game 3 of the NBA Finals.

Only seeing him twice a year in the regular season, Rick Carlisle has quickly grown accustomed to the frustrations teams face against Shai Gilgeous-Alexander. He's an unsolvable Rubik's Cube. Take away one spot,

A general manager's job is to win now and plan for the future. Since 2007, Sam Presti has turned the Thunder into one of the NBA's best teams.

After the Pacers lost Game 2 to the Thunder of the NBA Finals, Rick Carlisle was short and to the point about summing up the contest. After an exciting ending to Game 1, which featured Tyrese Haliburton hitting the go-ahead shot to give them the comeback win,

Rick Carlisle has been around the NBA long enough to see what’s over the horizon. When the now 65-year-old began his second head-coaching stint with the Indiana Pacers in June 2021, he could tell the league was undergoing a paradigm shift.

Indiana Pacers head coach Rick Carlisle had a simple explanation for his team's stunning victory in Game 1 of the NBA Finals over the Thunder. The post Rick Carlisle Explains How Pacers Came From Behind to Win Game 1 appeared first on Heavy Sports.

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Pacers head coach Rick Carlisle said it was “sad” to see Wednesday’s report from The Athletic speculating on Doris Burke’s future in ESPN’s top NBA broadcasting booth before the 2025 NBA Finals tipped off.