The Indiana Pacers have won four straight games and will be hosting Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors tonight. The Warriors have been something of a disappointment so far this season. The Pacers are undefeated in 2025.
The Pacers have won five out of their last six games in the National Basketball Association. In the last four, The Pacers have defeated Chicago (129-113), Brooklyn (113-99), Phoenix (126-108), and The Miami Heat (128-115). After a bad start to the season, Indiana has stepped up, particularly on the offensive end of the floor. The main reason for that is, of course, the dynamic point guard Tyrese Haliburton. TB is playing like himself again, and that means the world to the Pacers. Haliburton is the difference maker for the Pacers.
Indiana has a record of 20 wins and 18 losses. They are at the 7th spot currently in the Eastern Conference standings. The Pacers are just a game and a half behind the Orlando Magic at the fourth position. Pacers home record so far this season is ten wins and six losses. The Pacers and the Warriors squared off on Christmas Eve, and the Pacers won the match, 111-105. Haliburton and Myles Turner are questionable.
So, The Warriors have won four out of their last ten games. Golden State defeated Detroit yesterday, 107-104. So, the Warriors are on a back-to-back with travel from Michigan to Indianapolis. The Warriors had an excellent start to the season but have dropped down the standings ever since. Currently, The Warriors sit at the 9th spot in The West. They have a record of 19 wins and 18 losses. Golden State has a road record of 9-8.
Steph Curry only made five out of his 21 shots versus the Pistons yesterday. Steph was -14 in a game they won by three points. The bench won them the game in Detroit. If Curry is not at his best, Warriors are nowhere near to being a contending team in the stacked Western Conference.
