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Ivica Zubac spent the summer trying to make himself a perfect fit in the Pacers fast-paced offense

The center underwent intensive offseason training to adapt to the Pacers' fast-paced system after the team traded for him to replace Myles Turner.

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Ivica Zubac got a brief glimpse into the Indiana Pacers track-like offense last season. Then he went back to Europe, worked on his conditioning and returned to the U.S. early to figure out how he fit with his newest teammates. No, the 7-foot, 240-pound Zubac doesn’t really look like a natural in this rapid, high-scoring style, but he’s doing everything he can to make a successful transition from traditional center to one who can keep up with spe…

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Ivica Zubac spent the summer trying to make himself a perfect fit in the Pacers fast-paced offense

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Ivica Zubac got a brief glimpse into the Indiana Pacers track-like offense last season.

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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
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