Recorded live from the legendary Slippery Noodle Inn in downtown Indianapolis, this is easily the most unfiltered, emotional, and electric episode we’ve ever done. The Pacers survive and advance with a massive Game 6 win at home, sending the NBA Finals to a decisive Game 7 in OKC. We dive into the game, the crowd, the chaos—and why this Pacers team refuses to quit. From Tyrese Haliburton’s will, to Indy fans losing their minds in real time, this episode captures the heart of one unforgettable night. Warning: some strong language, lots of strong emotions. Let’s ride.

The Pacers return to Gainbridge Fieldhouse with their season hanging in the balance. In this episode, we preview a do-or-die Game 6 as Indiana looks to force a decisive Game 7 in the NBA Finals. We break down the key adjustments the Pacers need to make—the importance of a strong start, limiting OKC’s paint drives, and reestablishing Myles Turner and Pascal Siakam offensively. We also dive into the elephant in the room: will Tyrese Haliburton give it a go with his lingering calf strain? This is the moment. Let’s talk about how the Pacers can rise to it.

In this episode of Pacers Post Up, Brad and Ryan break down the Pacers’ tough Game 5 loss in the NBA Finals. They discuss the rough first half that put Indiana in a hole early, the team’s inability to complete the comeback, and some disappointing individual performances. Despite the loss, the tone remains hopeful as the hosts reflect on the bigger picture — the Pacers are still just two wins away from a championship. Brad and Ryan share what they believe needs to change heading into Game 6 and why fans should stay optimistic about the road ahead.

The Pacers Post Up crew breaks down a tough Game 4 loss at home as the Thunder even the series 2-2. We dive into what went wrong—poor shot selection, untimely turnovers, and missed opportunities down the stretch—and highlight OKC’s composure late behind another strong showing from Shai Gilgeous-Alexander. Then we pivot to a crucial Game 5 on the road. What adjustments can the Pacers make? Can they recapture their edge defensively, re-establish Myles Turner and Pascal Siakam, and keep the bench active? We lay out the keys to stealing one in OKC and taking back momentum in the NBA Finals.

The Pacers Post Up crew is back to preview a pivotal Game 4 of the NBA Finals as Indiana looks to protect home court and take a commanding lead in the series. We break down the adjustments OKC might make after Game 3, how the Pacers can continue to wear them down defensively, and what Tyrese Haliburton needs to do to keep his momentum going. Plus, we dive into the importance of winning the turnover battle, key bench contributions, and the ability to stay composed in crunch time. Can the Pacers keep rolling in Indy and inch 1 game closer to a title?

The Pacers take a 2-1 series lead in the NBA Finals with a statement win at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. Bennedict Mathurin explodes for a monster scoring night, while Tyrese Haliburton bounces back in a big way—nearly posting a triple-double and orchestrating the offense with confidence and control. Indiana's defense set the tone all night long, with Andrew Nembhard and Myles Turner delivering key stops and big-time effort down the stretch. We break down the Pacers’ energy, execution, and what this win means heading into a pivotal Game 4.

Hall of Famer and five-time NBA All-Star Tim Hardaway joins The Pacers Post Up for a special Finals edition. As host of The Hardaway Files on the Bleav Network, Tim brings a unique player’s perspective to the Pacers vs. Thunder matchup. We dive into the heart of the NBA Finals, where he stands on Tyrese Haliburton's postseason performance, and what adjustments he sees heading into Game 3. We also discuss the rise of small-market teams on the league’s biggest stage and get a preview of Tim’s highly anticipated autobiography, Killer Crossover, set to release this fall. A must-listen for fans of hoops history and the modern game.

The Pacers drop Game 2 in OKC, and The Pacers Post Up crew is here to break it down. We dive into Indiana’s cold first half shooting, their inability to contain OKC’s balanced offensive attack, and Tyrese Haliburton’s late push that came just a bit too late. With five Thunder players in double figures, the Pacers couldn’t make them one-dimensional — and it showed. We look ahead to a crucial Game 3 back home at Gainbridge Fieldhouse on Wednesday night.