After surgery on his torn Achilles tendon Monday, Indiana Pacers star Tyrese Haliburton shared an emotional message with fans ...

Pacers coach Rick Carlisle on the Thunder: "They may have had those busses painted up back in December. They’ll have a great parade, they have great fans." — Ryan Aber (@ryaber) June 23, 2025 ...

Pacers coach Rick Carlisle was asked about Tyrese Haliburton's reported Achilles injury during his press conference after Game 7 of NBA Finals.

Carlisle made his way back to Indiana as the head coach in 2003 but was only there until 2007. He joined Dallas in 2008 and remained its head coach until 2021, when he returned home to the Pacers.

Now here's a video of Carlisle's response to the Thunder's buses: Of course, there's a simple explanation for this entire situation: it's completely normal.

On the day before Game 7 of the NBA Finals, Indiana Pacers head coach Rick Carlisle said his team is ready for the challenge and is embracing the pressure that comes with a win-or-go-home scenario ...

Rick Carlisle found in Donna Nobile a strong partner whom he made his wife almost 25 years ago, as they married on September 16, 2000, when Rick was finishing his first stint with the Indiana Pacers.

Indiana Pacers head coach Rick Carlisle wants to make sure all his bases are covered heading into Game 6 of the NBA Finals. With star Tyrese Haliburton expected to be a game-time decision for that ...

"I think it's awful some of the things I've seen about the officiating, and Scott Foster in particular," Carlisle said. "I've known Scott Foster for 30 years. He's a great official.

Specifically, Rick Carlisle’s choice to bench T.J. McConnell when it mattered most. Carlisle has gone toe-to-toe with Mark Daigneault throughout the Finals without showing many cracks.

Rick Carlisle will continue his pursuit for a third NBA championship on Wednesday, when the Pacers host the Oklahoma City Thunder in Game 3 of the NBA Finals in Indianapolis.