Indiana Pacers Lapel Pins

The Indiana Pacers are a professional basketball team based in Indianapolis, Indiana, affiliated to the center Division of the NBA Eastern Union. The Pacers were founded in 1967 and joined the American Basketball Association (ABA), which won the ABA championship three times in 1970, 1972 and 1973. After the merger of the American Basketball Association and the National Basketball Association (NBA) in 1976, the Pacers became one of the four teams of the former ABA League.

 

Owner: Herbert Simon, incumbent coach Nate McMillan, well-known figure Reggie Miller; Paul George; Danny Granger; David West, Main home court Home life arena (formerly Conceco Arena). Uniforms color: home game white, road game yellow.

 

The mascot Boomer is a little nervous cat, loved by the Pacers fans, and the cat speed quickly climbed into one of the nation's most outstanding mascot. Boomer has become a bright spot in the NBA market, in an overseas publication it was also named one of the top ten mascots in Europe. Bowser is Boomer's dog partner, as another mascot for the Pacers, although Bowser is just a puppy, it has taken the name for himself.

 

Here is the Indiana Pacers lapel pins: big "P" shape same as Indiana Pacers logo, silver plating metal. Hard enamel process with dark blue background, yellow basketball right side. The ball are separately into several pieces.No words Pacers as the original logo, but it's perfect pin still. Here are some NBA lapel pins for you: Toronto Raptors Pins.