Out for the past two games with an illness, Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry is questionable to play Sunday against the Indiana Pacers, per the NBA's injury report.

The three-time All-Star Weekend Slam Dunk winner and 2024 G League MVP hopes he has found an NBA home with the Pacers.

The Noblesville Boom's first home game in Indiana draws a sold-out crowd, despite a loss. City leaders see the team's arrival as a win for the community.

The Pacers are waiving McClung, who was on a non-guaranteed contract, and replacing him with the veteran Morris.

When longtime 3-and-D former Indiana Pacers center Myles Turner agreed to a four-year, $108.9 million free agent contract with the Milwaukee Bucks this past sum

Mac McClung has had the kind of season that a three-time slam dunk champion doesn’t usually have. Earlier this season, the Chicago Bulls decided to give McClung a chance. Unfortunately, that deal ended faster than the ripeness of the bananas you buy at the store.

Golden State will try to keep its four-game home win streak alive when the Warriors face Indiana. Sunday's game will be the second meeting this season between the two teams.

Myles Turner took a subtle jab toward Indiana's traditional yellow-colored court after a reporter asked about Milwaukee’s green court design.