**LOCKED IN: Indiana Pacers Secure Tyrese Haliburton with Four-Year Contract Extension Through 2029**

 

In a major win for the franchise and its fans, the **Indiana Pacers** have officially accepted **Tyrese Haliburton’s four-year contract extension**, keeping the All-Star point guard in Indianapolis through the **end of the 2029 season**. The deal cements Haliburton as the cornerstone of the Pacers’ long-term future and signals the team’s commitment to championship contention.

 

After months of negotiations and speculation, the Pacers made it official with a formal announcement earlier today, bringing a sense of relief and excitement to a city that has fallen in love with its rising superstar.

 

“Tyrese is the engine of our team and the leader of our culture,” said team President Kevin Pritchard. “He represents everything we’re building here — unselfishness, leadership, joy, and a relentless drive to win.”

 

Haliburton, who averaged 20.1 points and 10.9 assists per game last season, has quickly become one of the NBA’s premier playmakers. His court vision, charisma, and dedication to community service have made him not just a fan favorite, but the face of the franchise.

 

“I’m beyond grateful,” Haliburton said in a statement. “Indiana believed in me from day one. This isn’t just my team — it’s my home, and I’m ready to bring a title here.”

 

The extension keeps Haliburton in Indiana during the prime years of his career and aligns him with fellow core pieces like Pascal Siakam, Bennedict Mathurin, and Myles Turner.

 

Fans across Indiana erupted in celebration as the news broke, with social media flooded by blue and gold heart emojis, memes, and championship aspirations. The message was clear: **the Pacers are serious contenders — and they’re built to last**.

 

With Haliburton locked in, the future in Indiana is brighter than ever.