BREAKING NEWS: Excitements Hit Gainbridge Fieldhouse Stadium as former Indiana Pacers legend Reggie Miller, has Returned to his former team as a senior coaching…see more

In a stunning and emotional turn of events that has sent shockwaves of excitement throughout the basketball world, former Indiana Pacers legend Reggie Miller has officially returned to his former team — not as a player, but in a powerful new role as Senior Coaching Advisor.

The announcement was made during a surprise press conference at Gainbridge Fieldhouse earlier today, with team executives, media, and hundreds of die-hard Pacers fans in attendance. Chants of “Reggie! Reggie!” echoed through the stadium as the Hall of Famer walked onto the court wearing a team polo, symbolizing his new chapter with the franchise that defined his career.

“This is home. It always has been. And now, I’m ready to give back to the game, to this city, and to the team that gave me everything,” Miller said, visibly emotional.

Miller, who played his entire 18-year NBA career with the Pacers from 1987 to 2005, is one of the most beloved figures in Indiana sports history. Known for his clutch shooting, fierce competitiveness, and iconic battles with the New York Knicks, Miller remains the Pacers’ all-time leading scorer and one of the greatest three-point shooters in NBA history.

According to Pacers President Kevin Pritchard, Miller’s new role will involve mentoring young players, assisting with strategy development, and working closely with Head Coach Rick Carlisle and his staff.

“Having Reggie back in the building is like reuniting with family,” said Pritchard. “His basketball IQ, leadership, and passion are unmatched. He’s going to be an incredible asset to our team on and off the court.”

The Pacers are coming off a strong 2024–25 season, where they made it to the Eastern Conference Semifinals. With a young, talented roster led by stars like Tyrese Haliburton and Bennedict Mathurin, the addition of Miller to the coaching team could be the spark that takes Indiana back to championship contention.

Reactions from fans have been overwhelmingly positive on social media, with phrases like “full circle moment” and “goosebumps!” trending on X (formerly Twitter). Former teammates and NBA legends have also voiced their support, including Charles Barkley, who said, “This is what legacy looks like. Reggie never left Indiana — now he’s back where he belongs.”

As the 2025–26 season approaches, one thing is clear: Indiana is buzzing again.