Chris Mullin went to five All-Star Games when he was with the Golden State Warriors, and he was a member of the 1992 U.S. Olympic Dream Team.  Those facts may have occurred years before he arrived in Indiana, but he did not become a Pacer with his gas tank on "E."

Brad Miller only played 101 Games for the Indiana Pacers, but in the year and a half he played in the Hoosier State, he was one of the better Centers in Association.

Thaddeus Young was a Second Team All-Rookie with the Philadelphia 76ers in 2007, and a decade later, he would join the Indiana Pacers for three seasons from 2016-17 to 2018-19.

An NCAA Champion with Duke in 2001, Mike Dunleavy arrived in Indiana as part of a mid-season trade with Golden State in 2007.   He would take over immediately as the Pacers' starting Shooting Guard and did well, as he averaged a career-high 19.1 Points per Game in 2007-08.  Dunleavy would also have a career-high of 17.3 in PER that year.