Scott rejoins Zion to discuss the Pacers' 1-3 homestand and 1-7 start. They first break down Myles Turner's return before analyzing the team's injuries and where they should turn from here.

Zion discusses the Pacers' litany of injuries and their 0-4 start to the year. He then questions if it's time to go into a full tank without Tyrese Haliburton.

Scott is back with Zion to talk Pacers! They discuss their thoughts from training camp and the preseason opener before diving into where they think the Pacers rank in the Eastern Conference.

After the Fever's hard-fought loss in Game 5 to the Aces, Zion wraps up the series and the Fever's year at large. He then gives his opinion on Napheesa Collier calling out the WNBA and Cathy Engelbert.

Zion recaps the Fever's wild three-game series win over the Atlanta Dream. He then previews their series against the Las Vegas Aces and gives a series prediction.

Tony East joins the show! Zion and Tony discuss how the Pacers season should be remembered and Mike Weinar's departure from the coaching staff. Then, they recap the Fever's regular season, preview the Fever's playoff series against the Dream, and predict the entire WNBA playoffs!

Tony's "Basketball Feelings" Story: www.basketballfeelings.com/p/exits-how-do-you-remember

The Right Up Meridian podcast hosts its first full Fever episode! Zion Brown looks at what it takes for the Fever to clinch a playoff spot with three games left. Then, he puts the entirety of the season in context and assesses Stephanie White's first year as head coach. Zion gives Kelsey Mitchell her flowers and wraps the show by previewing potential playoff matchups!

The Right Up Meridian podcast is back! Hosts Zion Brown and Scott Caulfield break down the Indiana Pacers’ incredible run to the NBA Finals, the rise of Tyrese Haliburton as a franchise cornerstone, and what Rick Carlisle’s squad needs to take the next step. From offseason moves to player development and expectations for the upcoming season, this episode is packed with Pacers talk for die-hard fans. Plus, a quick look at the Indiana Fever and how Caitlin Clark continues to energize the WNBA and basketball culture in Indiana.