Pacers announce summer league schedule with four early games
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 26, 2026, 5:57 PM
Last updated Jun 26, 2026
The Indiana Pacers will compete in four early afternoon games during the upcoming NBA Summer League in Las Vegas. Their schedule, released by the NBA, includes matchups against the Cleveland Cavaliers on July 10, the Philadelphia 76ers on July 11, the Toronto Raptors on July 13, and the Minnesota Timberwolves on July 15. All games will be held in the late afternoon Eastern time zone. The Pacers have not announced their Summer League roster, with no standard contract players from last season expected to participate due to eligibility rules. A fifth game may occur on either July 17 or 18, depending on their performance in the first four games.
- •Pacers' Summer League games begin July 10 against the Cavaliers.
- •All games set for late afternoon Eastern time in Las Vegas.
- •Fifth game possible depending on results of first four.
- •No players from last season's roster will participate.
- •Braden Smith and other two-way contract players expected to play.
- 5:57 PMYahoo Sports — Pacers get four early games in NBA Summer League schedule
"Without a marquee name on the roster, the Pacers will play all of their scheduled NBA Summer League games in the early afternoon.
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