Podcast with Mike Storen, first Indiana Pacers GM, architect of ABA championship teams
Posted: Tue May 16, 2017 1:24 pm
How are you doing, Pacers fans?
I had the first Indiana Pacers general manager Mike Storen on my podcast and we spent a decent chunk of it talking about him creating the core of those ABA championship teams.
Felt like some of you might be interested in this and I hope you guys are alright with me coming here and doing some self-promotion. If it's against the rules of your specific section, then I apologize and I won't do so again.
Here's a snippet of the part of the conversation where we talked about the Pacers:
Link for the whole episode:
https://lamarmatic.com/2017/05/15/the-handle-podcast-mike-storen-aba-indiana-pacers-051517/
Or if you prefer going straight to iTunes, here's the link for the podcast itself on which I mostly talk with former basketball players:
https://itunes.apple.com/podcast/the-handle/id1037910919
It was a year ago that I also did a three-man podcast with Pacers forward Bob Netolicky and Scott Tarter, the founder of the Indiana-based Dropping Dimes Foundation. So Pacers history buffs might also be interested in that episode.
Cheers!
I had the first Indiana Pacers general manager Mike Storen on my podcast and we spent a decent chunk of it talking about him creating the core of those ABA championship teams.
Felt like some of you might be interested in this and I hope you guys are alright with me coming here and doing some self-promotion. If it's against the rules of your specific section, then I apologize and I won't do so again.
Here's a snippet of the part of the conversation where we talked about the Pacers:
Link for the whole episode:
https://lamarmatic.com/2017/05/15/the-handle-podcast-mike-storen-aba-indiana-pacers-051517/
Or if you prefer going straight to iTunes, here's the link for the podcast itself on which I mostly talk with former basketball players:
https://itunes.apple.com/podcast/the-handle/id1037910919
It was a year ago that I also did a three-man podcast with Pacers forward Bob Netolicky and Scott Tarter, the founder of the Indiana-based Dropping Dimes Foundation. So Pacers history buffs might also be interested in that episode.
Cheers!