Based on the analytics I’ve looked at and the film I’ve watched think TJD would be put up all star level numbers in the Pacers system with increased minutes and usage rate. His per 36 minutes is…

Points: ~14–15 Rebounds: ~10–11 Assists: ~3–4 Steals: ~1.2 Blocks: ~2.5–3.0 FG%: ~65–70% Turnovers: ~2.0–2.5 Fouls: ~3.5–4.0

With a minuscule usage rate of 14.1%

He’s an excellent passer and can make plays out of Split Action in Random. He also has WAY better handles than Gafford and would be an equally good shot blocker in the Pacers system.

Moody is a much better fit in the Pacers offense with similar athleticism to Ben. By plugging him into Random our movement would increase immensely and he is an above average 3 point shooter. His per 36 minutes is…

Points: ~14–15 Rebounds: ~4.5–5.0 Assists: ~2.0–2.5 Steals: ~1.2–1.5 Blocks: ~0.5–0.7 FG%: ~44–46% 3P%: ~36–38% FT%: ~80–82% Turnovers: ~1.5–1.8

With a usage rate of 24.8%

In the Rick Carlisle’s Balanced Offense where player movement and ball movement are key components TJD and Moody’s usage rates would increase and their stats would improve significantly as well. The actions Rick runs are very similar to what Steve Kerr runs in golden state so the learning curve would be very low and both players would be fairly easy to plug in and play.