SHOW PREMIER: Pacer's Fast Break w/ Jordan Maly 01/11/2016
The premiere of tonight’s show includes the future of the Indiana Pacers and where the team stands stacked against some of the best teams in the NBA.
Over the past two weeks, the Pacers have suffered 3 overtime losses in which games they had the lead in the 4th quarter.
How will this impact the future progress and playoff push for the Pacers?
We also take a look at the free agent market for 2016 and what the Pacers might be willing to spend in order to compete for the best record in the Eastern Conference (Andre Drummond? Dwight Howard? Hassan Whiteside?).
Updates on first round draft pick in 2015, Myles Turner, returning to action and what type of impact he could have on this team moving forward.
Catch it all live Monday’s from 9-10PM ET with your host Jordan Maly live here on Indiana Talks.
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