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Indiana Pacers forward Jeremiah Robinson-Earl, front, pulls in a rebound in front of Denver Nuggets guard Peyton Watson in the first half of an NBA basketball game Saturday, Nov. 8, 2025, in Denver. (AP Photo/David Zalubowski) Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. INDIANAPOLIS – The Indiana Pacers have re-signed forward Jeremiah Robinson-Earl to another 10-day contract, the team announced on Tuesday. The Pacers were granted a hardship exception, which allowed them to give Robinson-Earl a 10-day deal. It’s the second 10-day agreement for Robinson-Earl with Indiana this season. He originally signed a contract via the hardship exception on November 1, and that deal expired when Monday ended. But the blue and gold are still battling numerous injuries, so they were able to get another hardship exception and keep Robinson-Earl around a little longer. Currently, the Pacers are without Tyrese Haliburton, Johnny Furphy, Obi Toppin, Quenton Jackson (two-way), Bennedict Mathurin, and Kam Jones due to injury – and T.J. McConnell has not played yet this season, but he’s back tonight. The number of injuries the Pacers have is what allows them to apply for a hardship deal – two-way players don’t count toward hardship exceptions, but if four players have missed three-plus games in a row and will continue to be out for a team that has a full 15-man roster, a hardship exemption can be granted. All of Haliburton, Furphy, Toppin, Mathurin, and Jones have missed three consecutive games and have been a part of the Pacers being eligible for hardship deals – Cody Martin is also on the Pacers roster via this type of contract and is currently signed to a 10-day deal. Furphy’s third missed game since suffering an ankle injury was on Sunday, the Pacers most recent game. That timing played a role in the…

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