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As a fan, this makes me sad. But good for him!
Unfortunately, it looks like the Pacers are planning a “No Haliburton, why try?” laydown season this fall.
I’m happy for Myles. I’m also happy for the Pacers.
The Simons cheap out again. They probably made stupid money during the playoff run and with Caitlin Clark in house. Who is going to play center now? I don’t blame the front office…this is 100% on Simon being a lying cheapskate.
Turner apparently turned down $95 million from the Pacers.
I’d trust Pritchard to have something in place when Haliburton comes back.
Myles is a good player and an even better man. He gave 10 years of hard work to the city and I am sorry to see him leave. However, at this stage in his career it’s best for everyone that he moves on now, takes the big paycheck and hopefully finds ways to improve the weaker parts of his game by watching Giannis every day. The Pacers have Jackson returning, possibly Wiseman, and a great front office who will figure out what comes next. Trust the process. Oh, and any silly comments about Herb being cheap are ridiculous. There is no one on the planet who wants to see the Pacers win a title more than Herb Simon.
Herb is cheap.
Anyone who thinks Herb Simon is cheap is talking through their hat.
He is always willing to spend what it takes.
Management made a business decision and Herb does not override his management team.
That is what good leadership does…not making emotional decisions that are in conflict in the best long term interests for the team. Smaller market teams do not have the luxury of a making sentimental gestures.
Pacers haven’t paid the tax in over a decade. You have no clue what you’re talking about.
Are you serious? Simon has never been “willing to spend what it takes”. Are you living on planet earth?