Jun 8, 2025; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA; Oklahoma City Thunder center Isaiah Hartenstein (55) and Indiana Pacers guard ...

The longest tenured player on the Indiana Pacers is due for a major payday. Myles Turner has survived a plethora of trade rumors throughout his 10-year NBA career.

Reporting for ABC NBA Countdown on the present and future impact of Myles Turner on the Indiana Pacers – and the franchise’s determination to enter the luxury tax for the ...

And with the Pacers making another deep playoff run, ownership has indicated a willingness to increase spending next season and potentially reenter the luxury tax to keep this core together ...

As the team edges closer to the luxury tax threshold ... it’s about reorienting the team’s overall strategy. As the Pacers strive to compete with the league’s top teams, adapting to the ...

With the Indiana Pacers leading the New York Knicks 2-1 ... The franchise is considering going into luxury tax territory to keep starting center Myles Turner, who will be an unrestricted free ...

The Pacers have not paid the luxury tax since 2005, when salaries were ... They could try the same strategy again next summer with Martin (if they don’t trade him) or someone else, like Kyle ...

ESPN's Brian Windhorst reported that the Pacers would like to keep the center but that it will require some "maneuvering" to retain him and remain below the luxury tax. "Team sources told me the ...

Team sources told me the Pacers absolutely want to keep Turner, who is closing in on his 700th game for the franchise. But Indiana has to manage a cash crunch. They are currently projected to be about ...

The Pacers haven’t paid the luxury tax since 2005, and there are no plans to go into it next season, sources said. Keeping Turner is going to require some negotiating and some maneuvering.