Indiana Pacers legend Reggie Miller and teammate Stephen Jackson finally had closure with one another regarding the events of ...

The 'Malice at the Palace' occurred on November 19, 2004, during a game between the Indiana Pacers and the Detroit Pistons. With less than a minute left on the clock, the game took a dramatic turn.

A team with NBA championship aspirations finished 44-38 in Reggie Miller's final season, losing in the second round of the ...

The Indiana Pacers are focused on making a deep postseason run and are on pace to take down the Milwaukee Bucks after two ...

For the Pacers, the incident not only overshadowed their promising season but also derailed Reggie Miller's final chance at winning an NBA championship. The Emotional Aftermath: Stephen Jackson's ...

Stephen Jackson apologized to Reggie Miller on the All The Smoke podcast for his actions during the 'Malice at the Palace' incident. Miller graciously accepted, emphasizing that such events are ...

Former NBA All-Star Reggie Miller and his former Indiana Pacers teammate, Stephen Jackson, shared a heartfelt moment Thursday on the "All The Smoke" podcast, hosted by Jackson and fellow ex-NBA player ...

The Indiana Pacers are currently fighting to advance in the NBA playoffs as the fourth seed, facing their bitter rivals in ...

Reggie Miller got emotional during his appearance on the All the Smoke podcast when Stephen Jackson started the conversation ...

We had some dogs, man. ... That team, we were stacked, man." The Malice at the Palace incident kicked off in the final minute of the final quarter of the Pacers' game against the Detroit Pistons ...

Jackson, an Indiana Pacer from 2004-07, apologized for the infamous "Malice in the Palace" early in the 2004-05 season. In the closing minute of a Pacers win at Detroit (which played in the Palace ...

the Malice at the Palace. “I’ve never had a chance just to tell you that I’m sorry,” said Jackson, who was suspended 30 games after the most infamous night in NBA history. “We all ...