Alex Golden is joined by Brad and Ryan Knight of The Pacers Post Up for a jam-packed episode breaking down the latest NBA offseason rumors and what they could mean for the Indiana Pacers.

The guys discuss the latest buzz surrounding Giannis Antetokounmpo, with reports linking him to the Miami Heat and Boston Celtics, and what that could mean for Jaylen Brown's future.

The conversation also includes:

• What a realistic trade package for Trey Murphy III would look like
• Reports surrounding Walker Kessler and his desire to play in Indiana
• Whether the Pacers are better off with Ivica Zubac or Kessler long term
• The likelihood of Zubac expanding his game to the three-point line
• Whether Jarace Walker will still be on Indiana's roster by the trade deadline

It's a rumor-filled episode packed with trade discussions, roster debates and plenty of offseason speculation surrounding the Pacers and the rest of the NBA.

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Alex Golden and Mike Facci wrap up the June Mailbag Series with Part 5, answering your questions about the current roster, player development and a handful of fun rapid-fire topics.

Questions discussed include:

• Will Tyrese Haliburton be 100% healthy from Day 1, or should fans expect a ramp-up period?
• Is it realistic to think Ivica Zubac could begin adding a three-point shot to his game?
• Which player are you most comfortable counting on next season: Jay Huff, Micah Potter or Quenton Jackson?
• Is T. J. McConnell still that guy?
• Why are Pacers fans so divided on Ben Sheppard?
• Are some fans giving up on Sheppard too quickly?
• How frustrating was it to watch Knicks fans celebrate before Pacers fans?
• Has the rivalry with the New York Knicks reached another level?
• And finally...why is Facci so handsome? (The answer may surprise you.)

The June Mailbag concludes with a mix of basketball analysis, player development discussion, rivalry talk and plenty of laughs. Thanks to everyone who submitted questions throughout this five-part series!

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Alex Golden is joined by Corban Ford in Casey Johnson's absence to break down the Indiana Fever's 108-101 loss to the Atlanta Dream.

The game turned on a lopsided second quarter that left Indiana trailing by nine at halftime, but the Fever refused to quit.

Alex and Corban discuss:

• The disastrous second quarter that put Indiana behind
• The incredible fourth-quarter rally while Caitlin Clark was on the bench with foul trouble
• Why the Fever couldn't sustain that momentum once Clark returned
• The impact of Clark's foul trouble throughout the game
• What Indiana did well during its comeback attempt
• The biggest takeaways from another competitive battle

Despite the loss, there were plenty of positives to build on, and Alex and Corban break down what Indiana needs to clean up before its next game on another episode of The Fever Focus Podcast.

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Alex Golden and Mike Facci return with Part 4 of the June Mailbag Series, and this episode is all about the NBA Draft, future assets and roster building.

The guys answer your questions on whether Indiana should try to trade back into the first round, who the Pacers could be targeting, and whether that approach makes more sense than using all of their remaining assets in a blockbuster trade.

Questions discussed include:

• Should the Pacers trade back into the first round?
• Is Sergio De Larrea worth moving up for?
• Which 2026 draft prospects make the most sense for Indiana?
• Would it be smarter to acquire another draft pick than sell the farm for Trey Murphy III?
• Could the Pacers strike a deal with the Chicago Bulls for the No. 4 or No. 15 pick?
• Following Chad Buchanan's comments about adding more size on the wing, what do the guys think of Noah Clowney, Kel'el Ware, and Chris Cenac Jr.?
• If Jarace Walker isn't the long-term answer at backup small forward, how should Indiana address that position?

A loaded mailbag episode focused on draft strategy, trade philosophy and how the Pacers can continue building a championship-caliber roster.

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Alex Golden and Mike Facci are back with Part 3 of the June Mailbag Series, tackling the financial side of the Indiana Pacers' offseason.

This episode centers around one question that every Pacers fan is asking:

Will ownership finally be willing to pay the luxury tax to keep this championship window open?

The guys answer questions about:

• What are the realistic chances Indiana enters the luxury tax?
• Is there any reason to believe Herb Simon won't spend after everything this team has accomplished?
• If the Pacers use the full Mid-Level Exception, how much tradable salary would they have at the deadline?
• What type of player could Indiana realistically target in a midseason trade?
• Is there any scenario where the Pacers could add both Naji Marshall and Quentin Grimes?
• Which free agents make the most sense for Indiana this summer?
• The latest on who could be broadcasting Pacers games next season.

A fun mailbag episode diving into salary cap strategy, free agency, ownership spending and everything surrounding the Pacers' pivotal offseason.

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Alex Golden and Casey Johnson are back with another episode of The Fever Focus Podcast, breaking down the Indiana Fever's dominant 22-point victory in one of their most complete performances of the season.

The headline belongs to Sophie Cunningham, who caught fire off the bench, pouring in 24 points in just 24 minutes while providing a huge spark for Indiana's offense.

The guys also discuss:

• Caitlin Clark stuffing the stat sheet with 21 points and 14 assists
• Kelsey Mitchell continuing her incredible stretch, scoring 27 points on an ultra-efficient 9-for-11 shooting
• Aliyah Boston dominating inside with 18 points and 11 rebounds
• Why this was one of Indiana's most balanced offensive performances of the season
• The defensive effort and ball movement that helped fuel the blowout win

Another impressive performance has the Fever building momentum, and Alex and Casey break down everything that stood out from Indiana's statement victory. 🏀🔥

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Alex Golden and Mike Facci are back with Part 2 of the June Mailbag Series, and this episode centers around one major question:

Should the Indiana Pacers go all-in?

After coming so close to a championship, the guys debate whether now is the time to make a major move or if patience remains the smartest path forward.

Questions discussed include:

• Is it time for Indiana to make a championship-level move?
• Which players could realistically help the Pacers get over the hump?
• Can the Pacers go all-in without sacrificing a second championship window around Tyrese Haliburton?
• Should Indiana make a move now or wait until the trade deadline?
• If one member of the Core 7 had to be moved alongside T. J. McConnell, who would it be?
• What is the most realistic way to improve the roster this offseason?
• What is the biggest thing standing between the Pacers and true title contention?
• Does Indiana have enough elite shooting if they stand pat?

A fun and thought-provoking mailbag episode focused on roster-building philosophy, championship windows and what comes next for the Pacers.

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Alex Golden and Mike Facci are back with the first installment of their June Mailbag Series!

In Part 1, the focus is almost entirely on one topic that has captivated Pacers fans this offseason:

Trey Murphy III trade talk.

The guys answer questions from listeners about whether Indiana should pursue Murphy, what a realistic trade package could look like, and how much is too much to give up for one more high-impact player.

Questions discussed include:

• Will the Pacers actually trade for Trey Murphy III?
• Would Jarace Walker and Ben Sheppard be enough?
• Who should be considered untouchable in trade talks?
• How do you replace what Obi Toppin or Aaron Nesmith bring if they're included in a deal?
• What happens to Indiana's frontcourt rotation if Obi is moved?
• Would you trade multiple first-round picks and swaps for Murphy?
• Is adding one more star worth sacrificing depth?
• What would make this offseason a success for the Pacers?

A loaded mailbag episode full of trade discussions, roster-building philosophy and plenty of debate surrounding one of the most popular names connected to Indiana this summer.

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