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Dallas Mavericks' Offensive Surge Overwhelms Indiana Pacers in High-Scoring Battle

In a high-octane showdown at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, the Dallas Mavericks emerged victorious over the Indiana Pacers with a final score of 134-130. This win improved the Mavericks' record to 20-36, while the Pacers fell to 15-43.


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First Quarter


The game began with both teams displaying offensive prowess. The Mavs took an early lead, scoring 36 points in the first quarter compared to the Pacers' 33. Dallas showcased their shooting efficiency by converting on 54 percent of their field goals throughout the game. P.J. Washington led Dallas's charge with his impressive performance on both ends of the court.


Second Quarter


The second quarter saw continued offensive fireworks from both sides as Dallas added another 35 points to their tally. The Mavs maintained their lead thanks to Cooper Flagg's dynamic play and Klay Thompson's perimeter shooting, which kept Indiana at bay despite Bennedict Mathurin's efforts for the home team.


Third Quarter


As play resumed after halftime, Max Christie stepped up for Big D with crucial assists and timely baskets that helped maintain momentum against a persistent Indiana squad that scored consistently through Tyrese Haliburton’s facilitation skills.


Fourth Quarter


In an intense final quarter where defense was key for closing out games like these; Daniel Gafford made significant contributions defensively alongside Caleb Martin who provided valuable rebounds ensuring victory stayed within reach even when faced against late-game pressure from Buddy Hield’s three-point barrage bringing them close but not enough ultimately sealing it off favorably towards visitors’ side once again proving why they are formidable opponents regardless standings suggest otherwise!


For fans eager about future matchups: catch next action-packed encounter between Brooklyn Nets hosting our beloved team scheduled February twenty-fourth seven-thirty PM Eastern Time live broadcasted YES Network or KFAA TV channels respectively! Share this article among fellow enthusiasts today!

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