We're sure Miller got a kick out of this, and Hart's response to it all was just golden. The Knicks getting the win and the 2-0 series lead didn't hurt for New York fans, either. More NBA!

Yahoo Sports is winding back the clock to unravel the story behind the unlikely June showdown between the Thunder and Pacers: ...

The post Pacers legend Reggie Miller earns a hero’s welcome before Game 4 appeared first on ClutchPoints. The energy inside Gainbridge Fieldhouse reached a new level before Game 4 of the NBA Finals.

Caitlin Clark was spotted courtside at Game 3 of the NBA Finals, where she playfully mimicked Reggie Miller's iconic "choke" celebration. The Indiana Fever star, sidelined with a quad injury ...

Tyrese Haliburton invoked Reggie Miller’s choke celebration in Game 1 of the 2025 Eastern Conference finals. AP. Still, the choke celebration might have been more apt during the Pacers ...

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Caitlin Clark wasn't going to miss the NBA Finals, taking a baseline seat to cheer on the Indiana Pacers on Wednesday night.

Fever star Caitlin Clark mimicked Reggie Miller's infamous choke sign as the Pacers completed a fourth-quarter comeback against the Thunder in Game 3 of the NBA Finals.

Caitlin Clark channels Reggie Miller with viral 'choke' gesture ... it was a nod to one of the most famous trash-talk moments in NBA history, when Miller taunted Spike Lee and the Knicks during a ...

Reggie Miller, Caitlin Clark watch Pacers beat Thunder in NBA Finals Game 3. Scott Horner. Indianapolis Star. The Indiana Pacers took a 2-1 lead in the NBA Finals on Wednesday night with a 116-107 ...

Caitlin Clark, sidelined with a thigh injury, ignited Pacers fans during Game 3 of the NBA Finals by recreating Reggie Miller's iconic "choke" sign. Her courtside presence, alongside Indiana ...

During the Indiana Pacers vs. Oklahoma City Thunder match on Wednesday, the camera person caught the attention of Caitlin Clark in the audience, but the most interesting thing that has now gone viral ...

Fans thought Caitlin Clark's use of a controversial gesture may have been a bad omen for the Indiana Pacers against the Oklahoma City Thunder in Game 3 of the NBA Finals.