The Indiana Pacers decided not to go deep enough into the luxury tax to re-sign Myles Turner. It was the first time Turner was a free agent in his career, and he decided to leave Indiana. Turner signed a four-year,

The Pacers also reportedly declined to offer the 29-year-old center a player option in the final year of his contract — something the Bucks were able to include. Instead of taking the surprisingly low offer from Indiana, Turner signed a long-term deal with one of the team’s fiercest rivals in Milwaukee.

INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana Pacers center Myles Turner, the team's longest tenured player with 10 years of service and the franchise's all-time leading shot blocker is leaving the Pacers to sign a four-year, $107-million contract with the Milwaukee Bucks, ESPN's Shams Charania reported Tuesday.