While the achievement of reaching the Finals isn't lost on him, Miller, who was 35 and in his 13th season with the Pacers before they finally broke through to the Finals, doesn't take solace in being ...

Just in case Reggie Miller couldn't hear the Madison Square Garden crowd, New York Knicks guard Josh Hart let him know. As the Knicks were closing out the Indiana Pacers in Game 2 of their best-of ...

But Miller doesn’t place too much importance on James' recent outings. “People, it’s Summer League,” said Miller, a member of the NBA's 75th Anniversary Team. “No one cares.

Reggie Miller opened up about the time he and Kobe Bryant got into a physical altercation during a game. The two were known ...

Reggie Miller, who was on the call for Game 2. didn’t miss a chance to gleefully troll the Knicks have their playoff loss to the Pacers on Sunday. AP “When the series CHANGED!!” Miller wrote.

Reggie Miller is returning to his "second home" for the 2024 NBA All-Star Weekend in Indianapolis. Miller, 58, spent 18 years playing for the Indiana Pacers and played in his first All-Star Game ...

Miller, of course, has been persona non grata at the Garden since the 1990s over his battles with the Knicks on the court during his days with the Pacers. Reggie Miller called Game 2 of the Knicks ...

The real Reggie Miller was "a quiet, laid-back kid, a nice kid," said Walsh. "If you meet him on a normal day, not putting him on stage, he’s totally different," Walsh said.

Pacers’ Detlef Schrempf is restrained by teammate LaSalle Thompson as the Knicks’ John Starks, second from right, is sandwiched between the Pacers’ Reggie Miller during a third period ...

Reggie Miller got the last laugh on Sunday night as his Indiana Pacers topped the hobbled New York Knicks, 130-109, in Game 7 to move to the Eastern Conference Finals.

The Reggie Miller vs. Spike Lee rivalry begins New York certainly wasn’t afraid of a team from Indiana, but after the first four games, the series was tied at 2-2.

If it had taken him more time to get it off, the odds were long. But it was Reggie Miller. It took him 2.3 seconds off the clock to halve the deficit. And the Knicks felt it.