The Indiana Pacers suffered a familiar fourth quarter collapse against the Brooklyn Nets, turning a seven point lead into a nine-point loss. The frustration of the fourth quarter, in which the Pacers shot poorly and were outscored 31-15 was something the Pacers had hoped they could've left in the past, but the Nets imposed their will in the fourth and the Pacers responded with bricks instead of buckets.
Paul George gave brief life in the quarter, hitting the first two field goals of the quarter at about the halfway mark of the quarter, but a pair of critical threes by Sean Kilpatrick was enough to do Indiana in late.