The Golden State Warriors had little trouble turning up the speed and blowing out a depleted and tired Indiana Pacers team on Monday night in Bankers Life Fieldhouse. The Pacers, coming off an overtime victory 24 hours earlier and without the services of Paul George and Myles Turner, could muster little resistance to the Dubs’ offensive onslaught. Stephen Curry, Kevin Durant, and Klay Thompson combined for 61 points in three quarters of work while Golden State’s previously 20th ranked defense held Indiana to an opponent season-low 32 percent shooting from the field.
The Warriors wrapped up a perfect four-game Eastern Conference swing and extended their league-best win streak to eight.