Floyd Mayweather stands 5-foot-8 and weighs about 150 pounds. In other words, he's an inch shorter and 30 pounds lighter than Nate Robinson and Isaiah Thomas, the NBA's smallest point guards. But he's also a five-division boxing world champion, regarded as “pound for pound” one of the greatest fighters of all time. That's why some of the Pacers players seemed honored to have him in the front row at Bankers ...

I heard you Area 55 fans, and members of the G2 Zone. Everyone did in a sold-out Bankers Life Fieldhouse, and on the television broadcast. You wanted Lance Stephenson to record his third triple-double in less than three weeks. So did he, and it was obvious. But Frank Vogel's decision to send Orlando Johnson in with 3:04 remaining was the right one. Stephenson was fired up and playing at another level, but h ...

Al Harrington is 33 years old now, and seemingly on his last leg in the NBA. He serves as a marker for veteran Pacers fans, for whom it seems like just a few years ago he was “Baby Al” and the virtual foster child of his Pacers teammate, Antonio Davis. Harrington was in Bankers Life Fieldhouse Friday for the Pacers' game with Washington, his seventh team and his eighth stop in a 15-season career. He's sitti ...

Eddie White catches up with Gary Nelson of the Home Court Gift Shop at Bankers Life Fieldhouse to find out about what's on sale and what's hot in this shopping season. ...

Listen to radio highlights from the Pacers 93-73 victory over the Washington Wizards on November 29, 2013. Mark Boyle is on play-by-play with Slick Leonard on color. ...

Pacers radio broadcaster Mark Boyle's weekly chat with Pacers head coach Frank Vogel. ...

November 27, 2013 - Highlights from Mark Boyle's radio call of the Pacers' 99-74 win over the Charlotte Bobcats. ...

With the Pacers in Charlotte, radio broadcaster Mark Boyle caught up with former Indiana University star Cody Zeller to talk about his rookie season with the Bobcats. ...

Tonight's game against the Minnesota Timberwolves brings two familiar faces back to town: ex- Pacers guard A.J. Price and former Purdue Boilermaker Robbie Hummel. Price, out of UConn, was drafted by the Pacers at No. 59 in 2009. He played in 150 games with the Pacers over three seasons, averaging 5.9 points, 1.5 rebounds and 2.0 assists per game. The team opted not to re-sign him 2012 and he latched on with ...

As the wins continues to pile up for the Indiana Pacers (12-1), ratings have followed suit. FOX Sports Indiana's telecast of the Pacers and the Philadelphia 76ers on Saturday night garnered a 5.3 rating in Indianapolis, according to Nielsen Media Research. That makes it the highest-rated regular season Pacers game on the network since the 2005 season-opener (6.3), against the 76ers. It was also Indy's highe ...