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Product Dimensions

➜ Luxury Necklace: 18-22" (45-56cm) adjustable

➜ Circle Pendant: 0.9” x 0.9” (23.5mm x 23.5mm)

April 2024

The Indiana Pacers, a storied franchise in the world professional basketball, have a history that is rich and diverse as state they call home. From humble beginnings in the fledgling American Basketball Association (ABA to becoming a powerhouse the National Basketball Association (NBA), the Pacers have left an indelible mark on the sport and the Hoosier state.

The Indiana Pacers were founded in 1967 as a charter member of the ABA, a rival league to the NBA that sought to bring a new and exciting brand of basketball to fans across the country. The team quickly made a name for itself, thanks in large part to the leadership of its first head coach, Larry Staverman. Despite a lack of funding and resources compared to their NBA counterparts, the Pacers were able to assemble a competitive roster that included future Hall of Famers like Roger Brown and Mel Daniels.

In the early years of the ABA, the Pacers struggled to find their footing in a league that was still establishing itself as a legitimate alternative to the NBA. However, the team's fortunes changed in the mid 1970s with the arrival of a young star named George McGinnis. McGinnis quickly emerged as a dominant force on the court, leading the Pacers to three consecutive ABA Finals appearances and two championships in 1970 and 1972. These victories solidified the Pacers' place as one of the premier franchises in the league and helped put Indianapolis on the map as a basketball hotbed.

After the ABA merged with the NBA in 1976, the Pacers faced new challenges as they attempted to establish themselves in a more established and competitive league. Despite some early struggles, the team experienced a resurgence in the 1990s with the arrival of another young star, Reggie Miller. Miller, known for his sharpshooting and clutch performances in the playoffs, helped lead the Pacers to multiple deep playoff runs, including an appearance in the NBA Finals in 2000.

Throughout their history, the Pacers have been known for their tenacious defense, strong team chemistry, and unwavering commitment to their fans. The team's iconic blue and gold uniforms and raucous home crowds at Bankers Life Fieldhouse have made them a beloved institution in Indianapolis and beyond.

In recent years, the Pacers have continued to build on their success with a new generation of stars like Paul George and Victor Oladipo. While the team has faced its share of ups and downs, including injuries to key players and coaching changes, the Pacers have remained a competitive force in the NBA and a source of pride for their loyal fan base.

As we look to the future, the Pacers are poised to write the next chapter in their storied history, with a new crop of talented players and a renewed sense of purpose. Whether they are competing for a championship or inspiring the next generation of basketball fans, the Indiana Pacers will always hold a special place in the hearts of Hoosiers everywhere.