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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-26 · 25 entries checked · 17 flagged · 38 issues confirmed · 17 corrected · 21 still open
Market Square Arena — The arena's location is stated as 'Washington and Pennsylvania Streets,' but Market Square Arena was actually located at 300 E. Market Street, at the intersection of Market Street and Alabama Street.
Market Square Arena — The entry says the Pacers' final game at Market Square Arena was a playoff loss to the Washington Wizards on June 2, 1999, but it was actually a playoff loss to the New York Knicks on that date.
Conseco Fieldhouse — The first Pacers game at Conseco Fieldhouse was on November 6, 1999, not November 7, 1999; the arena opened with a preseason game on November 6, 1999, and the first regular-season game was on November 8, 1999, against the Boston Celtics.
Conseco Fieldhouse — The 'DID YOU KNOW' section states the arena opened after a construction timeline of approximately 24 months (groundbreaking in July 1997, opening in November 1); the date 'November 1' is incomplete and should be 'November 1999'.
Bankers Life Fieldhouse — The naming change to Bankers Life Fieldhouse occurred on December 13, 2011, not just 'in 2011'.
Reggie Miller — The claim that Miller was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2012 'joining Mel Daniels as one of the first Pacers players to receive the honor as a member of the team' is misleading; other Pacers players (e.g., Alex English) had been inducted before, so the phr
Billy Knight — Billy Knight was an ABA All-Star in 1975 and 1976, not an NBA All-Star in 1977. He never made an NBA All-Star team.
Billy Knight — The entry states he was a 'one-time NBA All-Star' in the tagline, which is factually incorrect as he was never an NBA All-Star.
1967 ABA Founding — Mel Daniels won ABA MVP in 1969 and 1971, not 1969 and 1970.
1967 ABA Founding — The team's first home game was on October 21, 1967, not October 22.
1973 ABA Championship — The 1973 ABA Finals were against the Kentucky Colonels, not the New York Nets. The Pacers defeated the Colonels in six games.
1973 ABA Championship — The decisive final game of the 1973 ABA Finals was played in Kentucky (at Freedom Hall in Louisville), not in Indianapolis.
Reggie Miller 8 Points in 9 Seconds — The LORE section states 'The final free throws were met with stunned silence from the home crowd before erupting into chaos,' but the canonical account does not describe the crowd erupting into chaos immediately after the free throws; the game went to overtime
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