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Aaron Nesmith had a career year in 2023-24, and his ability to process the action faster made him a two-way weapon for the Indiana Pacers. After showing flashes of being a valuable three-and-D ...

Aaron Nesmith was determined to “do whatever it takes” to play Tuesday in Game 4 against the Knicks after suffering a sprained ankle in the third quarter of the game.

Indiana Pacers forward Aaron Nesmith (23) warms up before a game against the Portland Trail Blazers on Wednesday, Nov. 27, 2024, at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.© Christine Tannous/IndyStar ...

During Aaron Nesmith's two seasons with the Boston Celtics, his best month of play came in May of 2021. In that span, he played in eight games and averaged 8.3 points per game on 50% shooting ...

"It's Aaron Nesmith," Haliburton said. "He's going to defend at a high level, make open shots, play the right way. We're just glad to get him back." Nesmith re-joins a team that has changed ...

INDIANAPOLIS -- Aaron Nesmith knew exactly how much momentum LeBron James was generating because he was running with him step-for-step. The Pacers were down by 16 with less than three minutes ...

One of Aaron Nesmith’s best attributes as a player feels a little simplistic on the surface — he’s great at being where the defense isn’t. Some of Nesmith’s other skills are more obvious.

Aaron Nesmith has played in less than 100 games in his young NBA career. He’s only 22-years old, and he was a lottery pick in the NBA Draft just 19 months ago.

Heck, Nesmith hasn’t proven much of anything at all. “But it’s not fair to assess a guy or judge a guy based on limited game reps from the outside,” Stevens said.

Aaron Nesmith has returned to the Boston Celtics after an ill-timed ankle sprain, but it might be too late for him to break into his head coach's playoff rotation.

In retrospect, Aaron Nesmith's freshman year was fine. He arrived at Vanderbilt as a top-50 type of recruit, the kind of player who might make an immediate impact but more often than not needs a ...