The Indiana Pacers are one of two NBA teams without a draft pick right now, so they may have to rely on internal growth from players like Kam Jones and Jarace Walker, as well as the return of Tyrese Haliburton, to make it back to the East playoffs. If Indiana trades back into the draft, they should target a wing scorer. The Pacers traded Benedict Mathurin, who averaged 17.8 points in 28 games last year, as part of the package to get Ivica Zubac. With Tyrese Haliburton on the floor, the Pacers are plus-5.1 points per 100 possessions, and minus-7.1 when he's off. After a few months off, Haliburton should be near his old self, and that alone should supercharge Pascal Siakam, Aaron Nesmith, Andrew Nembhard, and new teammate Ivica Zubac. The Pacers still have Jay Huff as a solid option at backup center, but Obi Toppin was injured for much of last season, and Jarace Walker hasn't quite lived up to the potential some thought he had coming out of college. Indiana has 14 players under contract for next season, but another big man to shore up that rotation wouldn't hurt. The Pacers may be able to replace Benedict Mathurin's scoring punch off the bench with Ben Sheppard, Toppin, or even Johnny Furphy, but they could stand to use a little insurance for that role. And with the 2026 NBA Draft and free agency approaching, the Pacers have a chance to address these needs and make a push for the playoffs.