Pacers win third consecutive game behind Tyrese Haliburton’s 28-point double-double

Scott Agness: . They won the paint, the glass, and overcame a 13-point deficit. Next: Fri. v Pistons
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New facemask clearly bothering Haliburton. He just took it off and threw it to the bench after a 2/5 start and one assist.
Then he made his next shot.
Pacers trailing the Blazers late 2Q. –

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Pacers going with the usual five tonight v Portland: Haliburton, Jackson, Mathurin, Siakam, Turner.
Johnny Furphy is available. It’s Game 3 of a four-game homestand.
Jerami Grant, Bryce McGowens, and Kris Murray are out for the Blazers. –

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Tyrese Haliburton and Elfrid Payton put on a show in Indy 🔥
Pacers win

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Tyrese Haliburton tonight:
34 PTS
13 AST
9 3P (season-high)
Only Cade & Trae have more 10 AST games this season. –

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Haliburton with a scrape across the nose from Yves Missi. Quick stoppage for the blood.
Pacers up three with 4:37 to go. –

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Haliburton is having one of those special shooting performances. Now 7/13 from distance, one more make than the Pelicans (6/23).
He’s up to 23/10a.
But the Pacers’ lead is just four, late 3Q. –

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Myles Turner is good to go and in the starting lineup tonight v Pelicans — along with Haliburton, Jackson, Mathurin, and Siakam. –

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New podcast🎙— on the Pacers’ start to the season, what’s up with Haliburton, rash of team injuries, plus other notes.
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More on this storyline

Scott Agness: Back-to-back Pacers wins for the 2nd time. . Murphy/McCollum combined for 47pts, Elfrid Payton (14-7-21) was special — but it was Haliburton posting 34/13a. They were +24 beyond the arc; Ty had as many (9) as NOP. Next: Wed. v Blazers -via / November 26, 2024

Jeff Teague: I thought he had a different gear—just the ability to take over games in a way Tyrese Haliburton can’t. I feel really comfortable with De’Aaron Fox with the ball in his hands -via / November 24, 2024

While Haliburton had far from his worst game on Friday night in the Pacers’ disappointing 129-117 loss to the Milwaukee Bucks in the NBA Cup group stage, putting up 18 points and nine assists on 6-14 shooting (4-10 from deep), this has been a continuation of the slow start he’s had to the 2024-25 season. And at this point, the Pacers star is having a bit of a crisis in figuring out why in the world he’s struggling to this degree. . -via / November 23, 2024