Ben Sheppard has emerged as a key player for the Pacers, contributing as a 3-and-D option off the bench. Despite averaging only 5.8 points per game, his shooting over 40% from three-point range provides essential spacing for the team. His absence due to an oblique injury has been felt, and his potential return could significantly bolster the Pacers' efforts to improve their standing in the Eastern Conference.

Ben Sheppard is nearing a return to the court after participating in live action during practice, having missed the last 14 games due to an oblique injury. Head coach Rick Carlisle expressed optimism about Sheppard's progress, noting that he has been able to engage in contact work without setbacks.

Ben Sheppard is currently sidelined with an injury, but head coach Rick Carlisle indicated that he could return to the lineup sooner than other injured players, providing hope for the Pacers as they navigate a challenging season.

Ben Sheppard is listed as out for the game against the Bulls due to a left oblique strain, adding to the Pacers' injury woes as they prepare for the matchup.

Ben Sheppard will be sidelined for the game against the Bulls due to a left oblique strain, adding to the Pacers' injury woes as they navigate a challenging season.