Four Indiana Pacers players have joined the NBA’s CVID-19 health and safety protocols, and the Pacers have signed replacement players.

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The Indiana Pacers are getting ready to begin the NBA Finals against the Oklahoma City Thunder. Game 1 between the two sides is scheduled for Thursday, June 6, at 8:30 p.m. ET.

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Indiana Pacers' rival Milwaukee Bucks Damian Lillard expresses a positive message regarding his health scare. ... with the combination of blood thinner medication, spells the end of a player's season.

Miller went to all three of the Pacers home games in the NBA Finals, wearing some of his old teammates jerseys, and was in the building for Game 7 in Oklahoma City.

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Game 3 revealed what the Pacers look like at their best. Dogged. Determined. And dominant when it matters most.