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. 

Mike Bantom would play four and half seasons for the Pacers late in his NBA career.  In three of his campaigns with Indiana, he would average over 14 Points per Game, and he was a strong rebounder who had over 7 RPG in his first two years with the Pacers.  He would overall average 13.7 Points per Game with Indiana.