It's been just a week since the Pacers played their final game, swept by the Celtics in four games in the conference finals.

On Tuesday, I did a live show for Bleacher Report Live. You can still watch the video live on B/R Live — or here’s the audio as I discussed the Pacers’ offseason, what their cap may look like, possible extensions and whether this team is now a contender. Plus, I answered questions from a very active comments section.

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Here's the audio of ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠my live YouTube Pacers postgame show⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ from May 27, 2024 after the Indiana Pacers' ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Game 4 loss to the Boston Celtics⁠⁠⁠ at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. I shared my thoughts and answered questions from the live chat.

The Pacers were swept in the seven-game series -- and their season is now over.

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On this episode of the Fieldhouse Files podcast, another missed opportunity for the Pacers. They stumbled in Game 2, outscored 36-18 in the third quarter and then outworked late. Fred Katz, Knicks beat reporter for The Athletic, joins to discuss.

Among the items discussed on this episode:

• 00:38: My thoughts on Game 2

• 09:05: Rick Carlisle’s comments

• 14:25: OG Anunoby’s hamstring strain

• 16:58: Conversation with Fred Katz

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Dru Anthrop is a native of Lafayette, Indiana and he played basketball at Purdue from 2009-13. He then was a video intern with the Pacers, and after four other stops, he's now the head video coordinator for the NBA champion Los Angeles Lakers — working under Frank Vogel. Anthrop discusses his two seasons with the Pacers, how hard work and a lot of luck are positively impacting his career, his time in the bubble and being part of a championship team.

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The NBA officially completed the 2019-20 season and league staffers spent more than 100 days inside the bubble at Walt Disney World. To make it all work, the NBA recruited individuals across the league. Like Pacers PA announcer Tim Sinclair, and dozens of stats crew members. One of three from Indianapolis was Geoff Sherman, who sits at the scorer's table for Pacers games. He worked 38 games over 62 days while in Florida.

Sherman discussed the commitment required, his path to working on stats crews (in 2014), "amazing" things heard during games, teaching IUPUI classes remotely and the importance of saying 'yes.'

"The one thing about the bubble is that you lost track of your life a little bit," he said. Click here to read his reflection.

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After 55 days, the Pacers have a head coach. Kevin Pritchard led an extensive search with more than two dozen candidates. Ultimately, they decided 45-year-old Nate Bjorkgren was their man. He's coached under NBA Coach of the Year Nick Nurse the last several years and previously won a D League title. On this podcast, I share my thoughts on the hire and learn more about Bjorkgren from Raptors reporter Eric Koreen of The Athletic (11:35). Eric wrote a thorough profile on Bjorkgren in February.

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On this episode, I give the NBA credit for its bubble and finishing the season, talk about the Pacers' coaching search, the names I continue to hear (and note the ones I'm not) and what stood out to me about Victor Oladipo's interview just before the NBA Finals started. Plus, notes about Bankers Life Fieldhouse renovations and the first event scheduled since the Big Ten men's basketball tournament last March.

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On Aug. 26, the Pacers officially parted ways with Nate McMillan as head coach after four seasons. It came less than 24 hours after the team returned from the NBA campus in Orlando. One day later, Nate joins the podcast to talk about the front office going in a different direction, his hope for last season, whether he has any regrets and more. (6:26)

My story on his firing: https://fieldhousefiles.substack.com/p/pacers-make-sharp-turn-move-on-from

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Six weeks after they arrived in Florida and more than four months after the NBA's stoppage, the playoffs are here. The Pacers went 6-2 in the seeding round and face the Miami Heat in Round 1. AP writer Tim Reynolds joins the show to discuss his experience in the NBA bubble, then preview these franchise's fifth time meeting in the playoffs. (10:00)

Then, I'm joined by PointsBet VP Ron Shell to talk about the sports gaming boom, their partnership with the Pacers, and a special promotion for Pacers fans. (44:15)

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Chris Denari is in his 14th season season as the TV play-by-play announcer for the Pacers. He's done it all in Indy — from working at FOX 59 to calling Butler and Fever games. And he remains on the IMS Radio Network. But his new reality, calling games for FOX Sports Indiana from a studio, is much different. On this podcast, we talk about the Pacers' play in the restart and all that goes into Denari calling a game off monitors rather than being courtside.

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My guest on this episode is Kenny "The Jet" Smith. He played at UNC from 1983-87, was drafted by the Sacramento Kings, spent 10 seasons in the NBA and won two championships with the Houston Rockets (1994, 1995). And now he's seen weekly during the NBA season on "Inside the NBA" with EJ, Charles and Shaq.

He's recently launched The Jet Academy to help train basketball players from anywhere — and he enlisted Victor Oladipo to teach young players this week. We talked about how he got into broadcasting, Oladipo presenting inside The Bubble, the Pacers' potential this season and the job coach Nate McMillan has done.

See more of what he's doing at thejetacademy.com and use code BIGSHAQ at sign-up to save $35.

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NBA teams began arriving to Disney's campus — in Lake Buena Vista, Florida — on July 7th. The Pacers checked in on July 9th, so they've been in The Bubble for almost two weeks. Nate McMillan said it had a college feel; others, like T.J. Warren, said it felt more like AAU. Keith Smith, who worked there for nearly 20 years, came on the show to explain why it was the ideal location for the NBA's restart and all the amenities available to players.

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Keith's story from April 16th: Why Walt Disney World would be the ideal spot for the NBA to salvage its season.

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The Pacers arrived in Orlando for the NBA's restart on Thursday and over the weekend, another familiar name made his way down there. Tim Sinclair, the voice you hear inside Bankers Life Fieldhouse for home games, was selected by the NBA to be one of four public address announcers for games. Before the trip, we discussed his decision to go inside the bubble (and away from family), how long he’ll be there, what he packed and what it may be like to do his job without fans.

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Here's the audio of ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠my live YouTube Pacers postgame show⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ from May 8, 2024 after the Indiana Pacers' ⁠⁠Game 2 loss to the New York Knicks⁠ at Madison Square Garden. I shared my thoughts and answered questions from the live chat.

Game 3 will be on Friday at Gainbridge Fieldhouse — ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠and click here to be prepared for the YouTube live postgame show.⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

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C.J. Miles signed with the Pacers in 2014 and spent three seasons in Indy. While his time was relatively short, his impact and wisdom shared was sizable. This podcast was recorded on June 4th — exactly one month before the birth of his second daughter, Nadia Rhea Miles.

We opened with a deep conversation about what's on his heart; what it will be like to explain this time to his daughters (9:30); how he had no intention of going straight to the NBA from high school until the day of the 2005 draft (15:44); how the Spurs drafted his close friend Ian Mahinmi over him, a Dallas product (18:00); whether he has always been a comfortable, confident man (20:20); the pressure of being in a contract year (22:00); signing with the Pacers and Larry Bird eating potato chips before dinner (26:15); Lance Stephenson (29:15); Being traded to the Wizards and getting hurt (33:30); George Hill’s ranch (38:35); appearance by Ava, his first daughter (43:40); selflessly playing power forward (44:20); how a lot of people want to be basketball players, but a lot of people don’t want to play basketball (44:55); what Indy means to him (49:30).

Current Colts beat reporter for The Athletic Stephen Holder joins Scott to talk about his time covering the NFL and NBA, as well as the many interesting jobs he had on his path to becoming a sports journalist.

Scott Agness and Dave DuFour discuss the many scenarios that have been put forward for the structuring of the return of the NBA, and how the Pacers figure into them.

Scott is joined by former Pacers Team Performance Psychologist and current Director of Performance Psychology & Team Behavioral Health Clinician of the Green Bay Packers Dr. Chris Carr to talk about the work that he does with sports teams.

Scott Agness is joined by the Pacers fan, whose image has become the latest viral meme from episode nine of 'The Last Dance', to talk about what it is to become a meme in a sports-less world and what it was like to be a fan at those Pacers games of old.

Bob Kravitz joins Scott Agness to talk about the strategies for bringing the NBA back that have been floating around and to revisit the 1998 Eastern Conference Finals between the Bulls and Pacers.

Scott is joined by Indiana Pacers head coach Nate McMillan for an exclusive interview. Coach McMillan discusses how he as a coach is working and coaching during quarantine. Then coach dives into his background: how fear of failure nearly ended his basketball career before it began and playing against the Jordan era Bulls.

Scott is joined by The Athletic's Mike Smeltz to discuss what exactly basketball may look when/if it comes back this season, how the TV product could be drastically different and how the Pacers are spending their time off-the-court. Plus - what lessons the NBA may learn from the NFL Draft.

Scott first delivers major takeaways from a conference call with Indiana Pacers' GM Kevin Pritchard. Then (4:00) Scott is joined by former longtime Pacer Jeff Foster to update on Foster's life right now, a look back from his 13 seasons with the Pacers and some what-if scenarios over that time. At (30:18) we have the full Kevin Pritchard conference call with reporters today.

Here's the audio of ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠my live YouTube Pacers postgame show⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ from May 6, 2024 after the Indiana Pacers' ⁠Game 1 loss to the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden. I shared my thoughts and answered questions from the live chat.

Game 2 will be on Wednesday — ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠and click here to be prepared for the YouTube live postgame show.⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

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Scott is joined by The Athletic's Dave DuFour to look back at a month ago the crazy few days that shutdown the NBA. Plus a review of the Pacers this season: which Pacer exceeded expectations and which underperformed.

Scott is joined by The Athletic's Bob Kravitz to dive into which sports figures should be in Indiana's Sports Hall of Fame, as laid out in a project here at The Athletic.

Scott is joined by The Athletic's Detroit Pistons reporter James Edwards III to jump into the time machine to take another look at Pistons-Pacers Game 2 2004 NBA Eastern Conference Finals aka the Tayshaun Prince Block game. Then at (27:00) Scott is joined by former Pacer Lavoy Allen for some much needed levity.

In a special episode - Scott takes a look at the impact of the sportsworld-wide suspension of play. First, Scott is joined by the Indiana Pacers PA announcer Tim Sinclair to talk about how contract workers with the team, like himself, are handling the suspension. And then Scott is joined by IUPUI women's basketball coach Austin Parkinson on a dream season cut short.

Scott is joined by Jeff Stotts, founder of InStreetClothes.com, to run through all the key details to know about each and every injured Indiana Pacers

Scott is joined by The Athletic's Milwaukee Bucks reporter Eric Nehm to talk about the Bucks-Pacers game, how the Bucks have avoided drama this year, the creation of their defense and more.

Scott is joined by The Athletic's Dave DuFour to talk about how the Pacers will have to adapt to Jeremy Lamb being done for the year, plus answering listener questions from twitter.

Fieldhouse Files host Scott Agness takes listeners inside All-Star weekend in Chicago with a series of interviews including with Pacers center Myles Turner, Basketball Hall of Fame finalist Tamika Catchings, Pacers VP of Marketing Todd Taylor and Tautvydas Sabonis, brother of Pacers All-Star Domantas Sabonis

Scott is joined by Seth Partnow, former Milwaukee Bucks Director of Basketball Research and current basketball analyst for The Athletic, to take a look at what the numbers say about the Indiana Pacers as the NBA heads into the All-Star break.

Fieldhouse Files host Scott Agness talks with Pacers pro scout Pat Knight, son of Bob Knight. Pat reveals the behind-the-scenes story that led to Bob Knight's emotional return to Indiana this past weekend.

On this episode of the Fieldhouse Files podcast, the Pacers and Knicks advanced in the playoffs and now meet again in the postseason for the first time in 2013. I’ll preview the series, and then Steve Popper of Newsday joins to share his insight on the Knicks.

Among the items discussed on this episode:

• 02:25 Jalen Brunson, his play and ties to several Pacers

• 10:55: Pacers’ pace vs rebounding

• 16:09: Steve Popper’s favorite storyline as the series gets started

• 21:15: On OG Anunoby and his health

• 31:35: Brunson’s emergence and the pieces around him

• 37:37: Revenge series for Obi Toppin, who returns home

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Scott is joined by The Athletic's Dave DuFour to go through the biggest observations from Victor Oladipo's long-awaited return to the Indiana Pacers. How Oladipo looked, that big shot, his impact on the team, and what has to be done going forward to get Oladipo back to speed.

Special episode of Fieldhouse Files ahead of Victor Oladipo's return to the Indiana Pacers' lineup. Scott is joined by The Athletic's Bob Kravitz to talk about expectations for Oladipo and the Pacers. Then hear from Oladipo himself, plus coach Nate McMillan on how the team will integrate the Pacers' star back into the lineup.

Scott is joined by The Athletic's Dave DuFour to talk over whether Domantas Sabonis and Malcolm Brogdon are worthy of being All-Stars. Then trade deadline buzz: will the Pacers make a deal, for who if so, and which Eastern Conference rivals may go all-in on the trade market.

Scott is joined by Fox Sports Indiana Pacers TV Analyst Eddie Gill to review the Pacers at the midway point in the season. Also discussed Gill's extensive overseas basketball career and what it is like being the dad of two kids who are having successful HS/college careers

Scott is joined by David DeLooper, who just visited Indy as part of his goal to see 30 NBA games in 30 nights in 30 different cities. David goes into what is driving him to do this basketball marathon, the key to getting on the jumbotron, and his thoughts on the experience inside NBA arenas

Special episode of Fieldhouse Files: Victor Oladipo's return date is officially set, January 29th against the Bulls. That news was broken by the Athletic's Shams Charania. Shams joined Fieldhouse Files host Scott Agness to talk about his interview with Victor, and what to expect from the Pacers' star. Then (13:00) You'll hear in full a press conference Victor held where he explained why this month is the right time to return.

Scott is joined by The Athletic's Dave DuFour to dig into the mailbag to answer listener and Athletic subscriber questions all about the Pacers, including exactly what to expect to Victor Oladipo when he returns to the team and what role will he play.

Scott is joined by The Athletic's Mike Smeltz to run through 12 big questions facing the Pacers this season: when Victor Oladipo may come back, what will he look like, biggest surprises, biggest concerns, and much much more.

Scott Agness and Dave DuFour on the Pacers phenomenal week, beating the Celtics and the Lakers. The unique defensive scheme the Pacers have installed. What is contributing to the team's early season success without Victor Oladipo. And a new update on Oladipo's possible return.

Scott is joined by Dave DuFour to talk about Paul George's 'I'm not the one to boo,' comment in his return to Indianapolis. Scott adds some context to those comments, how truthful they are and who George may be alluding to

Here's the audio of ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠my live YouTube Pacers postgame show⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ from May 2, 2024 after the Indiana Pacers' Game 6 close-out win over the Milwaukee Bucks in front of a sellout crowd at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. I shared my thoughts and answered questions from the live chat.

Game 1 against the New York Knicks will be on Monday, May 6 at Madison Square Garden — ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠and click here to be prepared for the YouTube live postgame show.⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

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Fieldhouse Files host Scott Agness is joined by Dave DuFour to pull back and look at what we've learned about the Pacers 20 games into the season. The improvement Domantas Sabonis has made, the surprising production of Malcolm Brogdon, and INJURIES

Scott is joined by The Athletic's Bob Kravitz to run through the Indiana Pacers All-Decade team of the 2010s.

Fieldhouse Files host Scott Agness runs through some key statistics about the Pacers early on in this season, (9:00) takes listeners inside the big City Edition jersey reveal at Indy Motor Speedway, then (16:00) updates on key injury situations including sound from Victor Oladipo.

Special crossover episode as Scott joined The Athletic's daily news podcast - The Lead - where Scott examines how Thingamajig from The Masked Singer is most likely the Pacers' Victor Oladipo.