Miller's three-pointers silenced arenas, his trash talk fueled rivalries, and his clutch shots ignited victories. The franchise's leading scorer, he's a Hall of Famer and forever Mr. Pacers.
Rik Smits, The Towering Terror
Smits' sky-high hook shots and rim-rocking dunks made him a fan favorite. A double-double machine and All-Star, his size and skill anchored the Pacers' 90s success.
Jermaine O'Neal, The Scoring Prodigy
O'Neal's athleticism and offensive arsenal were a nightmare for defenders. He formed a dominant duo with Miller, earning All-Star appearances and becoming a Pacers legend. (
Mel Daniels, The Hoosier Hammer
Before the NBA, Daniels was an ABA icon. His scoring prowess and rebounding dominance powered the Pacers to three ABA titles, making him a cornerstone of the franchise's early success
Roger Brown, The Smooth Stylist
Brown's graceful drives and silky jump shots brought two ABA titles to Indiana. His offensive creativity and scoring bursts made him a fan favorite and a key part of the Pacers' ABA dynasty.
Paul George, The Scoring Sensation
George's high-flying dunks and clutch baskets electrified Indiana. An All-Star and scoring machine, his departure left a void, but his talent and impact on the franchise are undeniable.
Billy Knight, The Builder
While Knight's playing career was notable, his impact as General Manager stands out. He built the team that reached the 2000 Finals, drafted Paul George, and helped shape the modern Pacers.