Chad Buchanan Interview Pt. 2: Haliburton, Zubac & the Pacers' Future — Setting The Pace: A Pacers Podcast

Alex Golden and Mike Facci are back with Part 2 of their exclusive interview with Indiana Pacers General Manager Chad Buchanan. After spending the first episode discussing the offseason additions and roster construction, the conversation shifts to the players already on the roster and Indiana's outlook moving forward.

Chad shares incredible insight into the development of the Pacers' core, Tyrese Haliburton's recovery, the addition of Ivica Zubac, and what he believes this team is capable of over the coming years.

Topics include:

Andrew Nembhard's continued growth and expanding role
An update on Tyrese Haliburton's recovery after missing last season and the areas he wants to improve
What the organization wants to see from Haliburton moving forward
Expectations for Ivica Zubac and how his style of play addresses some of Indiana's biggest weaknesses
Why Obi Toppin remains such an important piece of the Pacers' success
The leadership of Pascal Siakam and how he has found his voice as a leader of this team
What Aaron Nesmith learned from last season and his increased on-ball responsibilities
How much longer T.J. McConnell can continue playing at such a high level
Where Chad believes the Pacers improved this offseason and the areas the current roster can still get better
A terrific behind-the-scenes story from Rick Carlisle's 1,000th career coaching victory celebration
Potential contract extensions for several key players
How long the organization plans to give this core to prove it can compete for championships
And much more from one of the NBA's top front offices.

If you enjoyed Part 1, you won't want to miss the conclusion of this outstanding conversation with Chad Buchanan.
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