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By TJ Macias
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The NBA is broken, and someone needs to hit the reboot button on it.
On Wednesday, Senior NBA insider Shams Charania announced that Indiana Pacers darling, Tyrese Haliburton, will miss some time due to a left hamstring strain.
Originally, Haliburton was listed as questionable on Indy’s injury report for Wednesday’s game against the Philadelphia 76ers. This isn’t good news considering all the other injuries on the Pacers including: Obi Toppin, Braden Smith, Jalen Slawson, Kobe Brown and Aaron Nesmith, which are all listed as probable.
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Johnny Furphy, TJ McConnell, Ben Sheppard and Ivica Zubac are listed as out.
Andrew Nembhard is listed as questionable due to a neck soreness.
Haliburton was sidelined the entire 2025-26 NBA season thanks to an Achilles injury that he suffered during the 2025 NBA Finals against the Oklahoma City Thunder.
During this regular season, Haliburton has averaged 21.3 points per game while playing 33.0 minutes.
People took to X to talk about how drunk the NBA season is so far in terms of injuries all across the board.
“This season is already cooked 4 games in,” one person said on X.
”The NBA season really ended after one week of basketball,” another noted.
”Every NBA player is hurt,” someone said.
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