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In October, Herb Simon will join the basketball greats at the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, Massachusetts, and become one of the game’s immortals as a contributor. Being the owner of the Indiana Pacers and Fever won him several friends. Three Indiana basketball icons—Reggie Miller, Tamika Catchings, and Larry Bird—present Simon’s induction. The Pacers were owned by Simon from 1983 until 2000, when he helped the team reach nine Eastern Conference Finals and one NBA Finals. Despite being from Brooklyn, New York, Simon currently resides in Indianapolis, Indiana. Visit the following link to learn more:

In addition to being the owner of the Fever, the 2020 Hall of Fame inductee Catchings will present Simon’s enshrinement alongside Bird and Miller. In keeping with his pledge to only coach for the designated amount of time, Bird led the Pacers for three years, from 1997 to 2000. While Bird led the Pacers to their lone NBA Finals, the Boston Celtics great amassed a substantial financial advantage for Simon. Bird took a brief leave of absence as head coach in 2003 and joined the Pacers as president of basketball operations. Miller’s logic is self-evident. He represents a Pacers star, an underdog with a chip on his shoulder and a talent for rising to the occasion, though, for the younger generation. The star of the Pacers faced New York