IndyStar

IndyStar

Established in 1903, The Indianapolis Star has been a reliable source of news for central Indiana, providing updates on local events, business, and sports through print, mobile, and online platforms. In the year 2000, The Star joined the Gannett Co., which is the largest newspaper chain in the United States.

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  • 1 day ago | indystar.com | Zach Osterman

    Viewer numbers run deeper than just market size as stars sell in the NBA Finals. NBA Finals still owns summer TV ratings conversation, and a long, competitive series will sell, no matter whatOKLAHOMA CITY – Big stars. Small markets. That’s been the verdict on these NBA Finals since the Pacers closed out the Eastern Conference playoffs over the weekend and sealed their place opposite Oklahoma City in this year’s NBA Finals.

  • 1 day ago | indystar.com | Dustin Dopirak |Joel Lorenzi

    NBA Finals Game 1: Pacers at Thunder, 8:30 p.m., Thursday; TV: ABCHow about Tyrese Haliburton bringing home Indy's first championship since its ABA days? NBA Finals predictions: Indy, OKC writers make their championship picksNeed a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. The Indiana Pacers will win NBA Finals if... They play fast while still keeping their turnovers low and hit 3s.

  • 1 day ago | indystar.com | Brittany Carloni

    The WNBA conducted an investigation into a "report of racist fan behavior" during the game between the Fever and the Sky, specifically alleged hateful speech directed at Reese. On May 27, the league announced that it had "not substantiated" the allegations after reviewing the game and gathering information from fans, teams and arena staff.

  • 1 day ago | indystar.com | Dustin Dopirak

    NBA Finals Game 1: Pacers at Thunder, 8:30 p.m., Thursday; TV: ABCTyrese Haliburton is averaging 18.8 points and 9.8 assists per game in these playoffs and even the numbers don't quite capture his total impact. INDIANAPOLIS – The first NBA Finals Tyrese Haliburton "truthfully" remembers watching — the first one he didn't just notice but sat down and consumed — was in 2011. He was a LeBron James fan, so at that particular moment, that made him a Miami Heat fan.

  • 1 day ago | indystar.com | Noe Padilla

    How to score free Pacers 'Yes'cers' gear in downtown Indy today Noe PadillaThe Pacers organization announced it will be offering swag to 5,000 fans. To get the gear, fans will need to line up in their vehicles on the Pennsylvania Street side of Gainbridge Fieldhouse. One bag of gear will be given per vehicle, the organization said. The bag will include several "Yes'cers" themed items, like sunglasses, a T-shirt, a small pep flag and a poster, according to the organization's social media post.