Indiana Pacers' Fourth Quarter Surge Overwhelms Chicago Bulls at Gainbridge Fieldhouse

The Indiana Pacers, with a record of 12-36, managed to edge out the Chicago Bulls, who stand at 23-24, in a tightly contested game that ended with a scoreline of 113-110. The game was held at Gainbridge Fieldhouse and witnessed an attendance of 16,777 fans.

First Quarter

The opening quarter saw the Bulls take an early lead by scoring 33 points against the Pacers' 24. The Chi capitalized on their offensive plays and maintained control throughout most of this period. Despite trailing behind, the Pacers showed resilience with Jarace Walker contributing significantly to their efforts.

Second Quarter

In the second quarter, both teams struggled to find their rhythm offensively. The Bulls added another 20 points while the Pacers managed to score just one more point than them with a total of 25 for this segment. T.J. McConnell's playmaking abilities were on display as he facilitated crucial assists that kept Indiana within striking distance.

Third Quarter

As the third quarter unfolded, Andrew Nembhard emerged as a key player for Indiana by adding vital points and assists to his tally. The Pacers scored 27 points compared to Chicago's impressive addition of another 32 points during this period which extended their lead further.

Fourth Quarter

The final quarter was where things took an exciting turn for Indiana fans; they witnessed what could be described as one of those game-changing plays in Indiana Pacers vs Chicago Bulls matchups when Bennedict Mathurin led his team’s charge back into contention by scoring crucial baskets down stretch helping secure victory over visiting opponents from Windy City who only managed putting up additional twenty-five before buzzer sounded signaling end regulation time leaving scoreboard reading: "Indiana:113-Chicago:110".

This win marks yet another chapter filled excitement drama between these two storied franchises whose rivalry continues captivating audiences across league circles worldwide! For those interested catching next encounter involving home side - mark calendars January thirty-first when Atlanta Hawks visit Indianapolis face off against local favorites inside same venue starting seven PM Eastern Daylight Time available live broadcast via FDSSE/FDSIN/WTHR-13 networks respectively!

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