Indiana head coach Nate McMillan, after his team won seven straight games noticed that his team was starting to develop some really bad tendencies in their game execution.
Earlier this week, Paces gave up their Buzzer-beating tip-in shot against the Cavs for one-point loss. Then the following night, they again squandered their 17 points lead against the Toronto Raptors for a loss.
However, the Star guard Victor Oladipo for the pacers, changed thing s around for the team on Friday night game against the Bucks in mere six minutes left to the game.
The Indian Pacers were able to win the game against the Brooklyn Nets by 114-106 to end their 7-game winning streak.
Pacers were led by Oladipo who scored 26 points out of which 14 were scored in the fourth quarter. As for Thaddeus Young of the Pacers, he scored 21 points for team’s win.
Oladipo said, “In the NBA you have to put behind your past losses because in this game if you want to be good then stuff like this will always happen.”
Oladipo also added in his 9 rebounds and 6 assists for the night.
From Pacers side, both Bojan Bogdanovic and Domantas Sabonis scored 17 points each.
Indian in their last 77 games have not lost three consecutive games.
McMillan said, “You try to figure it out after two losses and I think tonight we just did that”.
As for Brooklyn Nets, they were led by the Rookie Rodions Kurucs who is continuing to improve in this season as he scored his season-high 26 points for the team while DeMarre Carroll scored 16 points.
Up next, Pacers will host a game against the Washington Wizards on Sunday night while Brooklyn Nets will host a game against Phoenix Suns on Sunday night.
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