Over the past decade, the Indiana Pacers, long considered a prominent team in the Eastern Conference, have consistently made it to the playoffs.

Despite this challenge, there is reason for optimism as the Pacers have identified a new cornerstone player in Tyrese Haliburton. In the upcoming season, the Pacers are poised to work towards their goals.

Tyrese Haliburton, a rising star, dedicated his summer to training and representing the U.S. Men's Basketball team.

His commitment is sure to play a significant role in revitalizing the Pacers, and he's well on his way to achieving that goal.

In an interview with SiriusXM NBA Radio on October 19, Haliburton expressed his primary aim for the new season: winning games.

This summer, Haliburton and the Pacers sealed a contract extension worth $206 million over five years, solidifying his commitment to the team.

While Tyrese Haliburton's performance in the recent World Cup didn't help the United States win a medal, it's worth noting that he demonstrated much more than just his statistics (averaging 8.6 points, 3 rebounds, and 5.6 assists in each game).

His impact extended to his positioning on the court and his ability to work seamlessly with his teammates. This young star point guard, who made his first All-Star appearance last year, continues to grow.

Even though he achieved an impressive average of 20 points and 10 assists per game last season, people anticipate that he will elevate his game further in the upcoming season, becoming a more well-rounded playmaker and leading the Pacers to greater success.

Furthermore, the Pacers made a noteworthy addition by acquiring Bruce Brown, who was previously a key player for the champion Denver Nuggets. Brown's versatility and adaptability make him an asset for any team. His arrival significantly contributes to the Pacers' resurgence.

Additionally, the acquisition of Obi Toppin bolsters the Pacers' front line with added talent. With strength in their guards, frontcourt, and interior players, the Pacers have now achieved an average level in the league.

In this competitive landscape, there's no doubt that the Pacers stand a chance in the Eastern Conference, making them a team to watch with anticipation.

According to American media forecasts, the Pacers are expected to win around 38.6 games in the upcoming season, placing them 11th in the Eastern Conference.

This prediction is reminiscent of the previous season. However, the Pacers' progress heavily relies on the development of Tyrese Haliburton.

If he ascends to become one of the top five guards in the NBA, the Pacers' lineup has a real shot at making the playoffs. Haliburton's potential to reach such heights makes the Pacers a team worth following and having high hopes for.