INDIANAPOLIS (WTHR) — One of the greatest names in Indiana sports history was back in the Hoosier State to see...himself.
Pacers legend Reggie Miller took his family to the Children's Museum of Indianapolis, where he's featured in the museum's Sports Legends Experience exhibit.
Miller, his wife and their two children visited his statue at the Old National Bank Avenue of Champions.
On Instagram, Miller wrote he was "honored and humbled" to be a part of the exhibit, and to be next to Slick Leonard, and a stone's throw away from Larry Bird, Oscar Robertson and Tamika Catchings.
Miller also recreated his iconic comeback against the New York Knicks when he scored eight points in nine seconds. It was only a simulation, and he didn't actually have to score any baskets, but the retired hooper still has speed in him.
Overall, Miller had a great visit and applauded The Children's Museum for how well done his statue was. "Ears and crooked right elbow are on point," he said on Instagram.