Scott Agnes

They definitely outperformed anybody's expectation. The goal was to get to the playoffs again for the first time in about a half dozen years, and they reached the conference finals. But in terms of Miles, I think this is probably that last significant contract for him. And if you're him, you're probably pushing for $25 million, $27 million.

They definitely outperformed anybody's expectation. The goal was to get to the playoffs again for the first time in about a half dozen years, and they reached the conference finals. But in terms of Miles, I think this is probably that last significant contract for him. And if you're him, you're probably pushing for $25 million, $27 million.

I think you look at a guy like Isaiah Hartenstein, who just got that four example, and they faced him. in the playoffs. But if you're the Pacers, you have to have significant reservations giving that much, given your current status, how you're not a contending team right now, how you have two max contracts already with Tyrese and Siakam.

I think you look at a guy like Isaiah Hartenstein, who just got that four example, and they faced him. in the playoffs. But if you're the Pacers, you have to have significant reservations giving that much, given your current status, how you're not a contending team right now, how you have two max contracts already with Tyrese and Siakam.

I think you look at a guy like Isaiah Hartenstein, who just got that four example, and they faced him. in the playoffs. But if you're the Pacers, you have to have significant reservations giving that much, given your current status, how you're not a contending team right now, how you have two max contracts already with Tyrese and Siakam.

And on top of that, Halliburton's contract is a super max, which takes another $10 million or so, roughly, from the availability. So there's no simple equation here. And I'm curious how far the Pacers will be willing to go.

And on top of that, Halliburton's contract is a super max, which takes another $10 million or so, roughly, from the availability. So there's no simple equation here. And I'm curious how far the Pacers will be willing to go.

And on top of that, Halliburton's contract is a super max, which takes another $10 million or so, roughly, from the availability. So there's no simple equation here. And I'm curious how far the Pacers will be willing to go.

I hesitated with them to be clear just because they took a while to get going here, so I figured that number wasn't quite there yet.

I hesitated with them to be clear just because they took a while to get going here, so I figured that number wasn't quite there yet.

I hesitated with them to be clear just because they took a while to get going here, so I figured that number wasn't quite there yet.

I have no idea why they come to mind. Sitting on the brain, maybe because they're such a disruptor for the Pacers, but I say Charlotte.

I have no idea why they come to mind. Sitting on the brain, maybe because they're such a disruptor for the Pacers, but I say Charlotte.

I have no idea why they come to mind. Sitting on the brain, maybe because they're such a disruptor for the Pacers, but I say Charlotte.

Malcolm Brogdon would be my guess.

Malcolm Brogdon would be my guess.

Malcolm Brogdon would be my guess.

My original inclination was New Orleans just because everybody's been in and out of that roster. Has anyone played enough to do 20 points per game? So I'll lean into that. It's a good guess.

My original inclination was New Orleans just because everybody's been in and out of that roster. Has anyone played enough to do 20 points per game? So I'll lean into that. It's a good guess.

My original inclination was New Orleans just because everybody's been in and out of that roster. Has anyone played enough to do 20 points per game? So I'll lean into that. It's a good guess.