The Indiana Pacers flipped the script tonight, overcoming their third quarter struggles to close out the Miami Heat in their second straight overtime game. The Pacers shot just 39.2%, but were led by their defense, outshooting the Heat at 38.5% and outscoring the Heat 16-5 in the extra period to pick up their first win.
Oshae Brissett stepped up in a big way, scoring 18 points off the bench and pulling in nine boards to help lead the bench and the Pacers to the win. Brissett hit three threes, stepping in for Myles Turner, who was saddled with foul trouble all night.