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.

Myles Turner's deal with the Milwaukee Bucks came together in part because the Indiana Pacers didn't feel like the 29-year-old was worth the contract he wanted.