Pascal Siakam

Siakam isn't the most vocal player on the Pacers. In Game 2 against the Bucks, he let his game do the talking.

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That’s the beauty of Siakam: He hasn’t been through it all, but he’s been through a lot.

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In some cases, like the ones involving the former Raptors, making a move this early is beneficial for all involved.

As the Pacers made a big move, the Celtics were pushed to their limits again to fight for the kind of win they usually lost in years past.

The Suns guard was on fire throughout the game against the Pacers with 62 points, but the Pacers slowed him just enough in the end.

He may be living out of suitcases for now, but Siakam made Gainbridge Fieldhouse his home Thursday with a triple-double against the 76ers.

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For Siakam, the last six days have been a blur. Tuesday marked Siakam's third game in a Pacers jersey and first at Gainbridge Fieldhouse.

For Toronto, is it time to tank? And for Indiana, is there another deal to be done before Feb. 8?

Deals like this don't happen unless an organization's best player gives a hearty thumbs-up. And league sources say that's what happened here

"He’s one of the most talented players in our league," says ex-teammate Kyle Lowry. "And whatever happens with him, he’ll be successful."

How might the two-time All-Star joining the Pacers impact the top of the East?

Siakam, 29, is averaging 22.2 points, 6.3 rebounds and 4.9 assists a game this season.

It remains to be seen if a deal with the Pacers will come to fruition, and the devil will be in the details for the Raptors.

Siakam is in the final year of his contract at $38 million.