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Indiana plays Atlanta, looks to end home skid

Both teams are short-handed as Indiana tries to snap a four-game skid and Atlanta leans on depth after recent injuries.

  • On Monday in Indianapolis, the Indiana Pacers host the Atlanta Hawks, aiming to end a 3-game home losing streak amid significant roster injuries affecting both teams.
  • Both rosters face significant absences; the Pacers are without All-Star guard Tyrese Haliburton due to a hamstring strain, while the Hawks monitor forward Jalen Johnson after he sprained his ankle on Saturday.
  • Indiana fell 98-90 to the Brooklyn Nets on Sunday, trailing the entire second half, while Hawks coach Quin Snyder criticized his team's execution after a 121-99 loss to the New Orleans Pelicans on Saturday.
  • Hawks coach Quin Snyder emphasized better starts, saying, "We haven't started the game well from an execution standpoint," while Pacers coach Rick Carlisle noted the team faces ongoing challenges requiring complete effort.
  • Pacers guard Andrew Nembhard remains optimistic despite recent losses, stating, "The NBA moves quick," while Hawks center Onyeka Okongwu, shooting 25.8% from 3-point range, aims to contribute more moving forward.
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Down to 6 players, Jay Huff and Pacers put scare in Hawks before losing 108-104

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Jay Huff scored 22 points for Indiana and the Pacers, down to six players because of injuries and rest, put a scare into the Atlanta Hawks before

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Bluefield Daily TelegraphBluefield Daily Telegraph
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5 starters, 1 sub: Pacers down to 6 players for game against Atlanta because of injuries, rest

Indiana had a starting five on Monday night. And a reserve. That was it. The Pacers had 11 players out with injuries for their game against the Atlanta Hawks. That left Indiana six players to choose from, putting the Pacers…

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Short-handed Pacers seek to end losing skid vs. Hawks

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Owensboro Messenger-Inquirer broke the news on Monday, November 2, 2026.
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