Discussions of a contract extension between the Indiana Pacers and Victor Oladipo have slowed, league sources told Ian Begley of SNY.

The two sides discussed a four-year, $80 million extension at one point, though there has been little development since.

Several opposition teams are keeping their eye on the situation.

The Pacers committed $58 million in 2021-22 salary to Myles Turner, Domantas Sabonis and Malcolm Brogdon.

SNY added that several teams inquired about potential deals for Turner following last season's draft, but came away with the impression that it would take a big offer to pry Turner away from the Pacers.

Malcolm Brogdon declared on Twitter that he was "100%" healthy following rehab.

Brogdon tore his left quadriceps muscle in early March, and was ruled out indefinitely.

“I’m doing great. I’ve been doing as much as I can under this quarantine but I’m 100%. I’ve been on my Peleton bike and I’ve been running hills in my backyard," said Brogdon in the video.

The Pacers are 30-18 with Brogdon in the lineup. 

Indiana Pacers general manager Chad Buchanan declined an opportunity to interview with the Chicago Bulls, sources told Shams Charania of The Athletic.

Buchanan cited how well he has been treated in Indianapolis in his decision turn down the interview.

The Bulls' original list of four candidates for their top executive job is down to Toronto’s Bobby Webster, Miami’s Adam Simon, and Denver’s Arturas Karnisovas.

The New York Knicks, Houston Rockets and Indiana Pacers were the three teams to express reservations on eliminating fans from games without receiving a formal government mandate to do so during a conference call of the NBA Board of Governors on Wednesday.

Several teams were willing to put games on hiatus, but the rest wanted to move toward eliminating fans from arenas in order to continue playing games. 

The Rockets were more amenable to pausing the season for three to four weeks and were less enthusiastic about the idea of playing games in the short-term without fans in attendance. 

The NBA decided to suspend the season indefinitely after Rudy Gobert tested positive for the coronavirus on Wednesday evening.

Jeremy Lamb underwent successful surgery Wednesday in New York City to repair a torn left anterior cruciate ligament and a torn lateral meniscus.

Lamb will be out indefinitely.

The injury occurred during the Pacers’ game at Toronto, Feb. 23.

Lance Stephenson is in serious discussions over a potential deal with the Indiana Pacers, sources told Sham Charania of The Athletic.

Charania adds that no agreement has been finalized.

Stephenson would need clearance from the Liaoning Flying Leopards and FIBA to complete the signing. 

Malcolm Brogdon has been listed as week-to-week after suffering a leg injury.

Brogdon has a torn left rectus femoris according to team reports.

Brogdon is averaging 16.3 points and 7.1 assists on the season.

Fans of the Indiana Pacers have been pushing for the team to sign Lance Stephenson for what would be his third stint with the franchise.

There was a "We want Lance" chant at the end of Tuesday's win.

The Pacers have an opening on the wing following the season-ending injury to Jeremy Lamb.

Sources tell The Athletic the Pacers are not considering signing Stephenson. Stephenson is pushing for an NBA return after spending this season playing in China and would welcome signing with the Pacers. Stephenson lost his biggest advocate with the Pacers following the retirement of Larry Bird.

Jeremy Lamb has suffered a torn ACL, torn meniscus and fracture in his left knee.

Lamb suffered the injury during Sunday's game.

Lamb will undergo surgery on a date to be determined and will be out the remainder of the season.

The Indiana Pacers signed Lamb to a three-year, $31.3 million deal contract last offseason.

The Indiana Pacers and Victor Oladipo briefly discussed the subject of a contract extension before the start of the 19-20 season, sources tell Zach Lowe of ESPN.

The sides concluded it was best to revisit talks later. Oladipo will be an unrestricted free agent in 2021.

Oladipo was an All-Star in 2018 and 2019 before suffering a ruptured quad tendon in his right knee in January 2019.