
On this episode of the Fieldhouse Files podcast, I break down Braden Smith signing a two-way contract and Ethan Thompson heading overseas, plus the biggest takeaways from the Pacers’ schedule — including 15 back-to-backs, 11 national TV games, a Christmas road trip, the Mexico City matchup with Denver and several Sunday home games that overlap with the Colts.Plus, Haliburton’s first competitive basketball game in 16 months will come Oct. 7 at Iowa State. And I recap Monday’s celebrity softball challenge at Victory Field, where Haliburton’s team rolled to a 28-8 win, Pat McAfee handed out the MVP trophy, and the Irsay family put $100,000 on the line for Haliburton to get a hit.-----Follow Scott on Twitter and Instagram, and read his work on fieldhousefiles.com.
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