The tanking debate has reignited in the NBA. After the Utah Jazz and Indiana Pacers were fined for sitting healthy players, something deemed to “compromise the integrity” of the game, voices around the league have chimed in.

Indiana Pacers' lottery odds significantly change after winning streak raises stakes in Ivica Zubac pick scenario

The Indiana Pacers are looking to build on Monday night’s upset overtime win over the Knicks when they visit the Brooklyn Nets on Tuesday night. Last night’s wi

It is officially the “Silly Season” in the NBA. You know the time of year I’m talking about. The All-Star break is looming, the trade deadline dust has settled, and half the league is jockeying for playoff positioning while the other half seems to be engaged in a synchronized dive toward the ocean floor of the standings.

Pacers two-way guard Quenton Jackson continued to turn heads with a nasty poster dunk during Tuesday's win over the Nets.

Indiana earned a narrow win against Brooklyn on Wednesday night as a handful of rookies starred for both teams.

The Pacers managed to swing a blockbuster trade for Ivica Zubac, setting themselves up quite well for the future.

On Thursday, the NBA announced just 30 minutes before the Utah Jazz’s home game against the Portland Trail Blazers that it was fining the Jazz $500,000 for “conduct detrimental to the league.” The statement specifically noted games against the Orlando Magic and the Miami Heat in which Utah sat Lauri Markkanen and Jaren Jackson Jr.