The Pacers haven't signed rookie big man Magnum Rolle to a contract, but they are expected to do so before training camp begins on September 28.

"He will be invited to training camp. I anticipate he will be signed before camp. We like how he played in the rookie camp and also what he showed in the Summer League. He is here in Indianapolis, working out on his own. There is a reasonable chance he will be with us when the season opens," said team spokesman David Benner.

The Pacers are attempting to trade T.J. Ford and Mike Dunleavy, according to sources.

Ford has been on the market for several months, but the news of an attempt to trade Dunleavy is surprising as Jim O'Brien is known to be high on him.

Mike Wells of the Indianapolis Star is reporting that Pacers forward Danny Granger will make Team USA's cut this week.

"Granger makes Team USA cut. He'll play in NYC in a few weeks," Wells wrote on his Twitter page Tuesday afternoon.

Mike Wells of the Indianapolis Star writes that the Pacers haven't traded power forward Troy Murphy yet because of lack of depth.

Jeff Foster and Tyler Hansbrough missed a significant chunk of time last season with injures, leaving the Pacers without a proven, healthy option behind Murphy.

Former Pacers forward Shawne Williams has been arrested in Memphis after police found a loaded gun and marijuana in his car.

Police say Williams and former University of Memphis teammate Kareem Cooper were pulled over on Friday because Williams wasn't wearing a seat belt.

Williams was also charged with driving without a license.

The Pacers took Williams in the first round of the 2006 NBA Draft. After two seasons in Indiana, he was traded to Dallas.

In January 2009, the Mavericks sent him home to Memphis.

The Indiana Pacers announced Thursday they have signed second-round draft pick Lance Stephenson to a multi-year contract.

Per club policy, terms of the contract were not disclosed.

Stephenson was the 40th overall pick in June's NBA Draft.

The 2010 Big East Rookie of the Year from Cincinnati recently played for the Pacers' summer league team in Orlando where in four games he was the Pacers' second-leading scorer at 14.8 ppg.

Roy Hibbert suffered a mild strain of his right patellar tendon when he fell grabbing a rebound while training with the Jamaican National Basketball Team in the Dominican Republic last week.

The Pacers said Hibbert,will not need surgery and will resume his offseason workouts immediately.

Hibbert is entering his third season with Indiana.

The Pacers are essentially in need of two point guards heading into training camp, but they may already have one on their roster.

Lance Stephenson, one of Indiana's two second round picks, did his best to prove he can run the point at the team's recent free agent/rookie camp.

"Almost daily we're impressed with his playmaking ability, not just looking to score, but finding the right man and making the right reads," assistant coach Frank Vogel said.

The Pacers are taking their time in their search for a point guard, but have contacted Jordan Farmar, Raymond Felton and Kyle Lowry.

Mike Wells of the Indianapolis Star writes that the Pacers are offering one-year, $3.5 million deals so they can maintain their salary-cap flexibility in the future.

The Pacers have signed rookie forward Paul George to a two-year, $3.9 million deal that includes team options for a third and fourth season.

Indiana selected George with the No. 10 pick in last Thursday's NBA Draft.

George quickly realized that he has to work on his ball screening in order to be successful with the Pacers.

"Stuff like that is new to me," George. "I'm just trying to get comfortable with that and reading the plays. That's something that's going to come to me as I keep putting in the time and practice."