On this, perhaps the least predictable team in the Pacers' franchise history, you just never know.
Some games, Victor Oladipo might grab a career-high 15 rebounds. Other games, Domantas Sabonis might com off the bench for a double-double in 24 minutes. Still other games, Myles Turner might break out of a slump with 25 points. And then there are games Darren Collison's knee feels better and he suddenly scores 30.
But what happened Friday at Bankers Life Fieldhouse, in a 107-104 victory over Toronto, stretched the randomness of even this new box of chocolates. You had Lance Stephenson, given a reprieve by Oladipo's strained knee, hitting all three 3-point shots in the fourth quarter, only to be matched in overall impact by Bojan Bogdanovic, who defended the Raptors' leading scorer, DeMar DeRozan, into the neighborhood of oblivion.