INDIANAPOLIS — It didn’t take long for Pacers coach Rick Carlisle to notice something wasn’t right with Aaron Nesmith. Nesmith, who has been playing through a sprained right ankle since late in Game 3 ...

Pacers wing Aaron Nesmith injured his ankle in Game 3 but played 32 minutes in Game 4. Thursday, his ankle was stiff and cut his time in half Nesmith: 'It's not an excuse. I just need to play better' ...

Aaron Nesmith battled a sprained ankle in the last three games of the Eastern Conference Final, but he is ready to go for the NBA Finals against the Oklahoma City Thunder. Thanks to a five days off ...

Aaron Nesmith needed every kind of treatment imaginable to get his right ankle ready for Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Finals after spraining it in Game 3. "It took a lot," Nesmith told reporters ...

The various forms of around-the-clock treatments began almost immediately after Game 3 had ended, and they continued nearly until tipoff two nights later. Aaron Nesmith was determined to “do whatever ...

Pacers wing Aaron Nesmith, who suffered a right ankle sprain in Thursday’s loss to Washington, will miss at least one more week due to the injury, according to head coach Rick Carlisle (Twitter link ...

Nesmith (ankle) has been ruled out for Sunday's game against Memphis. Nesmith will miss a fifth consecutive game while recovering from a right ankle sprain he suffered Feb. 19 against the Wizards.

One of the Indiana Pacers' key players, guard Aaron Nesmith, was battling a severe ankle injury throughout Game 5 of the Eastern Conference Finals, still managing to play. Nesmith is needed for the ...

The Indiana Pacers announced that Pascal Siakam (wrist), Andrew Nembhard (back) and Aaron Nesmith (ankle) will all be available to play in Sunday night's matchup against the Portland Trail Blazers.

INDIANAPOLIS — It didn’t take long for Pacers coach Rick Carlisle to notice something wasn’t right with Aaron Nesmith. Barely three minutes into Thursday’s Game 5 loss to the Knicks, Nesmith — the ...

NEW YORK -- Pacers forward Aaron Nesmith acknowledged that Game 5 of the Eastern Conference Finals was a little harder on his sprained right ankle than Game 4, which in part explains why he played ...