Looking for their fourth straight win, the Pacers headed to halftime trailing the Los Angeles Clippers, 67-65, on Tuesday night at Bankers Life Fieldhouse..
Caris LeVert and Malcolm Brogdon combined for Indiana's first 16 points in the first quarter, but it wasn't until midway through the frame that the Pacers' offense got rolling. The Blue & Gold made nine straight shots over a 4:08 span to surge in front, taking a six-point lead following LeVert's three-point play at 2:19 to conclude the streak.
Paul George knocked down two 3-pointers (part of a 15-point opening quarter for the former Pacer) to tie the game, but T.