Tyrese Haliburton was considered a fringe top-15 player in the NBA entering his fifth pro season this year. The point guard was one of the breakout stars of last season by leading the Indiana Pacers’ super fast,

Tyrese Haliburton had little interest in discussing or -- God forbid -- celebrating incremental progress. The sting of defeat was still fresh on the Pacers' two-time All-Star point guard's face when he met with reporters following Indiana's 129-117 loss to the Bucks in Milwaukee.

Tyrese Haliburton is just as flummoxed about his performance to start the 2024-25 season as the fans and analysts wondering what has happened to the

Last season served as a coming-out party for Tyrese Haliburton and the Indiana Pacers. The early part of this season is underscoring the challenges of sustaining that level of success.

In a post shared on the team’s official Instagram account, Pascal Siakam, Obi Toppin, T.J. McConnell, Jarace Walker, Moses Brown, Andrew Nembhard, Ben Sheppard and Haliburton all walked through the tunnel and showcased their pregame outfits.

The Indiana Pacers bounced back on Sunday, grabbing a win over the Miami Heat. They were fresh off the heels of a terrible loss to Miami on Friday night so they

Indiana fell so far behind that Rick Carlisle did not play Haliburton in the fourth quarter. Furthermore, when the Pacers ignited a 12-4 run in the third quarter, dropping the deficit to 68-65, Haliburton didn't score. However, he did accumulate two assists during the run.

The early season struggles of All-NBA Indiana Pacers point guard Tyrese Haliburton have been well documented as he has fallen short of matching his output on the court from the two seasons prior. Haliburton's production and efficiency has dropped in nearly every category this season.