Larry Nance Jr. Lands One-Year Pacers Deal

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Larry Nance Jr. Lands One-Year Pacers Deal

Nance is headed to Indiana on a one-year, $4 million deal, according to Shams Charania. The veteran forward-center gives the Pacers another experienced frontcourt option after his Cavaliers stint, adding athleticism, screening, defensive versatility and playoff-tested depth to a team looking to stay competitive in the East while managing its rotation around established stars next season.

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