Indiana Pacers' ownership is ready to invest heavily into their squad and championship aspirations in the future, as they are ready to enter luxury tax.
Credit: AP - Scanpix
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Indiana Pacers lost last night at home to the New York Knicks and reduced their lead in the Eastern Conference Finals to 2-1
No matter what happens this season, Pacers have reasons to be optimistic for their foreseeable future.
According to Brian Windhorst of ESPN, Pacers' ownership is ready to invest heavily into the squad in the future, not being afraid of entering luxury tax.
Rival teams are still hoping it's a smokescreen as they want to grab Myles Turner if they have an opportunity, knowing that through history Pacers always made moves to avoid entering luxury tax.
Pacers will ideally try to keep Turner in their squad without compromising much of their depth to do so.
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