It’s always Miller Time here at this site.

Welcome to Always Miller Time, and Indiana Pacers blog! This blog is run by Josh Dhani, where you can read his bio right below this awesome video of Reggie Miller. I used to write at the blog called Pacers Pulse, which used to be part of MVN (which they now closed down and now Pacers Pulse is part of Bloguin where it’s run by Pace J Miller) but I decided to move and do my own little moves to the blog. So I looked at Fansided, and looky here: They didn’t have a Pacers blog. So I contact Zach Best and there you go, Always Miller Time was made! My work from AMT and Pacers Pulse was featured on such sites like ESPN, Yahoo!, Fox, CBS, SI, and a lot of Twitter accounts for some reason. Enjoy this Pacers blog, because there’s not many of them left!

GO PACERS!

About Josh Dhani

Josh Dhani has been a Pacers fan since he was born, seriously. I wish I could upload a picture of myself as a baby in Pacers pajamas. I always remember Reggie Miller, making fantastic shots and killing it, even at the old age he was in. I watched his last game ever, and I was sure gonna miss him.

I really got into the Pacers when it was the 2005-06 season and on. I remember all the great games and the stubborn ones as the Pacers struggled to make the playoffs at a 41-41 record. Yet, they did. I watched every playoff game in the first round between Indiana and the Nets. Both teams went back and forth winning. My favorite one became a 107-95 stomper with Jermaine O’Neal on fire. After that, the Pacers plummeted as they allowed the Nets to win the series after that, 4-2.

Then the seasons rolled by as the Pacers struggled, always going near 35-38 wins. The 2008 season brought a spark. I got into the Pacers again with Danny Granger bringing love back to the fans. The fanbase started to grow again and now a new future is headed towards the Pacers.

My first game attended at a Pacers game was against the Hornets in the shitty year of the 2006-07 season. They lost, 100-91, although they made a comeback in the fourth. But the last 20 seconds killed us. The second one was the best after a 20-point deficit, the Pacers fought back to beat the Milwaukee Bucks in the last game of the season.

Josh Dhani is currently a 13-year-old blogger is a owner of the such popular websites like this one, FootBasket, and Hardcourt Mayhem. He owns his own NBA podcast which is featured on Blog Talk Radio and at PantsingPaulPierce.com (sorry Celtics/Paul Pierce fans).

El Pacero – Guest Blogger

From his Twitter bio:

I am El Pacero. Pile Driver for you if you think you’re a bigger Indiana Pacers fan than me.

Chad Smith – Contributor

Contact Info:

For all editorial and marketing/advertising inquiries, contact senior editor Adam Best at fansidedadam@gmail.com. For all business and technical inquiries, please contact business director Zach Best at fansided@gmail.com.

Disclaimer:

This site is strictly for informational and entertainment purposes, and is in no way affiliated with the Indiana Pacers or the National Basketball Association. It also claims no rights to the trademarks of either the Pacers or the NBA.