US EditionSuns Overcome Edwards’ 40 Points and Snap Timberwolves’ 5-Game Win Streak with 108-105 Victory
Andrew Nembhard scored 28 points with 12 assists, leading the Pacers to a fourth-quarter comeback over the Kings, improving Indiana's record to 6-18, officials said.
- In a Monday-night game in Indianapolis, the Indiana Pacers beat the Sacramento Kings 116 in 105, with Andrew Nembhard scoring 28 points and 12 assists.
- Key late-game plays, including a 3 by Nembhard and a Mathurin response, flipped momentum and put Indiana ahead 108-101.
- Despite a fourth-quarter surge, Russell Westbrook produced a triple-double with 24 points, 14 assists and 13 rebounds as the Kings led 101-97.
- Riding a short hot streak, the Indiana Pacers have won four of six after starting 2-16, and they will visit the Philadelphia 76ers on Friday.
- Supporting scorers Benedict Mathurin and Pascal Siakam helped Indiana beat the Kings, who were coming off a Saturday Miami victory trying for two in a row.
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INDIANÁPOLIS (AP) — Andrew Nembhard scored 28 points and dealt a season maximum of 12 assists and helped Indiana regain control in the last quarter while the Pacers beat the Sacramento Kings 116-105 on Monday night. Bennedict Mathurin added 25 units and Pascal Siakam scored 23 for the Pacers, who matched their best record of the season with their second consecutive win and improved to 6-18 overall. Indiana has won four out of six after starting …
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Andrew Nembhard sparks the Pacers to a 116-105 victory over the Kings
Andrew Nembhard had 28 points and a season-high 12 assists, and helped Indiana regain control in the fourth quarter as the Pacers beat the Sacramento Kings 116-105.
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Andrew Nembhard's late surge rescues Pacers against Kings
Andrew Nembhard posted 28 points and a season-high 12 assists as the Indiana Pacers overcame a Russell Westbrook triple-double to defeat the Sacramento Kings 116-105 on Monday in Indianapolis.
NBA – While they seemed to be in control with 19 points ahead, Indiana players had to use in the "money time" to push back the Californians (116-105).
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