Shorthanded Pacers Blown Out 114-83 by Warriors

SAN FRANCISCO, CA. – The Golden State Warriors (6-5) dominated the Indiana Pacers (1-9), outscoring them 49-18 in the final 15 minutes to secure a 114-83 victory on Sunday night, extending Indiana’s losing streak to four games.

Pacers Face Tough Situation with Injuries

With nine players unavailable, Pacers coach Rick Carlisle had limited options for his starting lineup. The opening five for Indiana included Andrew Nembhard, Ben Sheppard, Jarace Walker, Jay Huff, and Isaiah Jackson.

Game Progress and Key Performers

The Warriors jumped to an early 8-2 lead due to Indiana’s offensive struggles. Although Golden State nearly reached a double-digit lead multiple times in the first quarter, the Pacers managed to stay close, ultimately trailing 23-21 at the end of the period after outscoring the Warriors 15-8 in the last 7:10 of the quarter.

“With 6 points, Quinten Post led all players in scoring by sinking a pair of threes.”

Indiana’s top scorer in the quarter was Monte Morris, contributing 5 points off the bench. Team shooting percentages in the first quarter were 32% from the field, 20% on three-pointers (2/10), and a perfect 3/3 from the free-throw line. Golden State shot 33.3% from the field, 35.7% from three-point range (5/14), and 50% from the foul line (2/4).

First Quarter Leaders

Golden State’s top scorers mentioned include Jonathan Kuminga, Draymond Green, and Jimmy Butler III, but Quinten Post outscored them all in the first quarter.
Monte Morris led Indiana’s scoring for the frame off the bench.

Author’s Summary: The Pacers, significantly shorthanded, struggled offensively and defensively, letting the Warriors pull away decisively in the final moments to extend Indiana’s losing streak.

93.5 / 107.5 The Fan — 2025-11-10