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Pacers Outshine Warriors at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Close Contest

In a closely contested battle at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, the Indiana Pacers improved their season record to 15-14 after securing a victory over the Golden State Warriors with a final score of 125-119. The Warriors now stand at 14-15 following the game.


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The Indiana Pacers showcased an impressive offensive performance on their home court, tallying up 125 points against the visiting Golden State Warriors. The Pacers were particularly effective from beyond the arc, sinking 16 three-pointers at a solid 41 percent shooting rate. Their field goal percentage for the night was an efficient 51 percent, with significant contributions coming from both starters and bench players who added a combined total of 44 points.


Defensively, Indiana also stepped up by recording eight blocks and ten steals throughout the contest. This defensive effort contributed to their ability to score off turnovers, capitalizing with 33 points from such opportunities. Moreover, they managed to draw fouls effectively and converted these chances into points by making 21 out of their 25 free throw attempts.


The team's ball movement was another highlight as they racked up an impressive total of 30 assists while maintaining better control over turnovers than their opponents with only eighteen compared to Golden State's twenty-four. This led to an assist-to-turnover ratio that favored Indiana at approximately two assists for every turnover.


On the other side of the court, despite being outscored, the Golden State Warriors put forth a valiant effort. They shot nearly as well as Indiana from three-point range at approximately forty-two percent and made fourteen threes in total. Their free throw accuracy was commendable too; they hit eighty-six percent of their shots from the line.


Golden State's biggest lead during this matchup was nine points; however, it was not enough as they spent just over eleven minutes in front throughout four quarters compared to thirty-six minutes for Indiana Pacers. The visitors did manage eighteen second-chance points but fell short in fast-break situations where they scored thirteen compared to twenty by Pacers.


As fans look ahead after this hard-fought win by Indiana Pacers, attention turns towards their next challenge on December sixteen against Cleveland Cavaliers at Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse in Cleveland. Fans can catch all action live on TV through BSOH channel six hundred sixty or BSIN channel six hundred seventy-one dash four starting around seven-thirty PM Eastern Time.

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