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Hosts Pat Boylan and Jeremiah Johnson break down what went wrong in Charlotte, explain why it's too early to worry, and look ahead to upcoming Philadelphia and Boston games. Minute Markers: 2:00 - Pacers vs. Hornets 6:00 - Road Struggles 12:50 - Myles Turner 17:00 - Jeff Teague/George Hill 24:30 - 76ers Preview 32:20 - Boston Preview 33:30 - November Schedule Pick 3

In celebration of the 1960s, the Pacers' first era of professional basketball, Mark Montieth sat down to recount early Pacers memories with Jerry Harkness, who was a member of the ABA Pacers from 1967-1969. Harkness recalls playing alongside Roger Brown, who will have a bobblehead in his likeness on Saturday's game versus the Celtics. Minute Markers: 2:40 - Going for it 12:15 - Pacers tryouts 24:00 - The shot of a lifetime 35:00 - Life after basketball 40:00 - Roger Brown memories

On this week's Pacers Weekly hear from Pacers broadcasters Mark Boyle, Chris Denari, Jeremiah Johnson, Mark Montieth and Eddie White and guests Nate McMillan, David McClure, Miles Plumlee, and Jeff Johnson as the Pacers prepare for Saturday night against the Chicago Bulls. Hosted by Pat Boylan.

Hosts Pat Boylan and Jeremiah Johnson discuss the opening four games of the season, analyze the NBA through week one, and preview the Pacers upcoming opponents Milwaukee and Chicago. Minute Markers: 1:10 - Pacers vs. Lakers 6:00 - Paul George Outlook 9:00 - Fast Starts 11:30 - Defensive Struggles 21:00 - NBA Talk 25:20 - Milwaukee Bucks Preview 29:10 - Chicago Bulls Preview

Hosts Jeremiah Johnson and Pat Boylan recap the Pacers' preseason under new head coach Nate McMillan and share their observations and thoughts about the team.

Hosts Pat Boylan and Greg Rappaport talk about the Pacers' first preseason game against the Pelicans, and preview Thursday's matchup with the Bulls.

Pacers head coach Nate McMillan talked about this year's team and his desired playing style. He also laid out his probable starting lineup and disclosed that Myles Turner suffered a concussion during an informal scrimmage last week.

Paul George addressed the media on Monday morning. He talked about his offseason and what he thinks about this year's group. George addressed the new lineup and the potential of Myles Turner.

Pacers.com writers Greg Rappaport and Mark Montieth talk about Mark's latest work, a profile of Aaron Brooks. Montieth talks about spending time with Brooks during the recent Pacers Foundation Golf Outing, and explains about how he sees the point guard rotation shaking out.

Pacers.com writers Greg Rappaport and Mark Montieth talk about nine questions facing the Pacers as the 2016-17 approaches. What will the offense look like? Who is on the starting five? That and more is discussed on this season previewing episode of Sound Table Discussion.

On Monday afternoon, Jeff Teague spoke to the local media about becoming a member of the Indiana Pacers. Teague talked about what attributes he brings as a player, and what it has meant for him and his family to return to Indianapolis.

On Wednesday, Paul George spoke to the local media about making it on the Team USA roster and what he hopes he can accomplish while in Rio for the 2016 Olympic Games.

On this week's edition of Around the House, Eddie White sits down with Women's Basketball Hall of Famer & ESPN announcer Rebecca Lobo to talk about the NCAA Women's Final Four, Indianapolis, The Fieldhouse, and of course, Tamika Catchings.

On this week's edition of Around the House, Eddie White talks to Ben and Melinda Teh who traveled all the way from Sydney, Australia, to Indiana for their honeymoon, just to get chance to see Ben's favorite team, the Indiana Pacers.

On this week's around the house, Eddie White chats with Morgan Burke, Purdue's athletic director. Burke talks about growing Purdue's athletics programs and the Big 10 Tournament.

Mark Boyle and Slick Leonard had the call as the Pacers picked up their most impressive win of the season, a 99-91 win over the San Antonio Spurs in which the Pacers only trailed the game's opening minutes.

Mark Boyle had the call as the Pacers avoided a four game losing streak by beating the Bucks 104-99 on the road. Jordan Hill led the Pacers in scoring with 19 points.

Mark Boyle and Slick Leonard had the call as the Pacers nearly stole one against the Hornets, until Kemba Walker hit a layup with two seconds remaining to win the game.

The Pacers took care of the Knicks at home on a Hickory Night. Mark Boyle and Slick Leonard had the call as Paul George scored a team-high 27.

Paul George scored 31 points for the Pacers, but it wasn't enough as Indiana fell to the Heat and dropped its final game of a three-game road trip.