The Indiana Pacers and coach Rick Carlisle have agreed to terms on a multiyear contract extension, ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski reported on Thursday.

Indiana began the third season of Carlisle’s second stint as the team’s head coach with a 143-120 victory over the Washington Wizards on Wednesday, giving Carlisle his 897th career win.

He ranks 14th in NBA history with those 897 wins and is second among active coaches behind Gregg Popovich of the San Antonio Spurs, who is the league’s all-time leader with 1,366 victories.

Carlisle began his NBA head coaching career in 2001-02 with the Detroit Pistons and was named NBA Coach of the Year that season.

After two seasons with Detroit, Carlisle joined the Pacers and went 181-147 with three playoff appearances in four campaigns. Indiana advanced to the Eastern Conference Finals in Carlisle’s first season in charge in 2003-04.

Carlisle was fired after the Pacers missed the playoffs in 2006-07 and worked as a studio analyst for ESPN before the Dallas Mavericks hired him as coach prior to the 2008-09 season.

Carlisle went on to lead Dallas to its first NBA championship in 2011 and posted a 555-478 record in 13 seasons while helping the Mavericks reach the playoffs nine times.

He resigned as Dallas coach in June 2021 and was rehired by the Pacers one week later.

Carlisle, who turns 64 on Friday, is 61-104 since rejoining Indiana as he tries to lead the franchise to its first postseason appearance since 2019-20.