The Indiana Pacers are riding high a dominant 129-113 victory over the Chicago Bulls. Now with a 20-18 record, the Pacers are sitting at sixth place. This win w

We wanted him back but we were limited as to how much we could pay him. … He had a very good year and he had a great second year for us

Los Angeles is not in a good spot as things stand, and Carlisle is just one of the many who have sent their best wishes to the people in Southern California. The Pacers will look

Rick Carlisle witnessed Larry Bird's unparalleled greatness when they became teammates on the Boston Celtics. During this time, Carlisle was astounded by Bird's dedication, skill, and basketball IQ. For him,

Carlisle is not wrong to say that the Pacers were completely beaten on the boards. Brooklyn won that battle decisively, outrebounding Indiana 51-35. To the point of the Pacers head coach, the Nets amassed a whopping 20 offensive rebounds in this game.

Among those to weigh in on Sacramento's surprising decision was Indiana Pacers coach Rick Carlisle, who worked with Brown for two seasons from 2003 to '05 in Indianapolis.

Pacers rookie Johnny Furphy has impressed in a limited showing this season, leaving coach Rick Carlisle excited about his future with the team.

Bennedict Mathurin and the Indiana Pacers were victorious on Monday night. They secured a hard-fought 113-99 win over the Brooklyn Nets. This now makes three straight victories for the Indiana Pacers, improving them to 19-18 this season.

The Pacers withstood various Brooklyn runs to hang on to beat the Nets 113-99 on Monday. They are above .500 for the first time since October.

Rick Carlisle publicly lauded Mike Brown for the job he did on the way to winning the NBA’s coach of the year award.

Rick Carlisle witnessed Larry Bird's unparalleled ... Bird is the most decorated person in NBA history Carlisle also firmly believes that Bird is the most accomplished figure in NBA history ...

Despite heavy trade rumors with the NBA trade deadline a month away, the Indiana Pacers have one untouchable bench player, Rick Carlisle, according to their head coach. In pregame media availability on Monday, Carlisle assured one Pacers' role player is "not going anywhere" as they prepped for the Brooklyn Nets at the Barclays Center.