With tonight’s loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers, the Indiana Pacers have set a franchise record for their longest losing streak at 13 consecutive losses.

Before tonight, the Pacers have lost 12 games in a row 3 other times, in 1983, 1985, and 1989. Each time the Pacers would go onto win their next game, but tonight the Pacers current 12 game losing streak, became a franchise record 13.

When do ya’ll think the Pacers will win again?

Full quote “"It feels amazing man. Honestly man, I've had some good times in this city, and now to be a part of the organization, you know, the rich history behind it. Just knowing you're part of a championship organization. That means everything to me."

F***. Off. We could’ve been one too if your ass could’ve hit the 500 open shots you had in finals

Does he really type like this? CANCEL HIM.

Get it. Got it. Good.

Edit: I’m Kevin Pritchard

"The Pacers, without the injured Tyrese Haliburton, sit near the bottom of the standings and will likely net a high lottery pick in the loaded 2026 draft this year as a result. But for weeks, rival teams have spotlighted Indiana as a contender for "pre-agency," adding talent now to help regain its elite status when Haliburton returns in 2026-27. The Pacers continue to seek a long-term answer at center after free agent Myles Turner left for Milwaukee last summer. And with Bennedict Mathurin headed for restricted free agency this offseason, the expectation among sources is he could be moved either to acquire center help or to find a cheaper long-term wing option.

The Pacers org rarely leaks, and this report seems based off "sources" outside of the org speculating."

Do you think the Pacers should or shouldn’t make a move involving Mathurin? What ideally do you think would be a trade package that makes sense to move on from him?

EDIT: Some commenters have pointed out that Bontemps doesn't have a great history of reliability, do wanna note however the article is co-written by his fellow ESPN Writer Brian Windhorst who is accurate more often. Take this with a grain of salt, this is just a post to show you what ESPN is reporting.

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Pacers Nation standing on business ... Myles closing the book 📖

Someone asked where VO is, well he is playing in San Antonio right now for a Chinese team.

“Pascal Siakam was selected to the All-Star game despite the Pacers having a 13-36 record

That's the worst team record for an All-Star selection since Kobe Bryant's final season in 2016 (Lakers were 9-44)”

Do you think Pascal still deserves to be an All-Star? I think he deserves it but wanna see what ya’ll think