Let's talk about the Warriors vs Pacers game, Indiana is hanging on the game and it seems the Warriors can't really get out and explode and take at least a double digit lead.

Curry though started hot in the fourth quarter and they are in for just a 3 point lead.

6 minutes to go in the game, let's see if Warriors can win and still have the best home court record in the NBA.

Edit: The game went into OT.

Sad but there's nothing he can do about that in case Lakers management decide to let him go, yes he brings them a title but it's a business

and knowing the changing paces that surround this league, he already knows what are the possibilities in case he can no longer perform what

the management is expecting from him.

We don't know what will be the fate of coach Vogel or the fate of those rumors players that will be in the trading talks.

We can only wait till there's final announcement about the changes that Lakers will do before the deadline.

Well, I thought that they are going to win the game because they have a 3 point lead, with less than 10 seconds to go. But Holiday drain a 3 in the corner to tie the score and they failed on the next possession. And in the overtime, they've missed a lot of shots that could have made them the winner in this game. Congrats to Pacers, back to back win, it's tough but still they got the W and it's huge.

The other 3 point shooters are not hitting their shots, most especially for Poole who only made 1 of 7 attempts. What happen to this guy? He was suppose to be a big supporter for Curry in terms of production, but he struggle in this game which results for the Lakers to lose.

Pacers are really good lately and they got two important back-to-back wins. They even defeated Warriors away which is a big achievement for them. But I don't think that they will maintain a long-lasting winning streak. They are having a terrible season in general and it could continue like that. But they still have a chance for the playoff of course. If they somehow manage to qualify for it, even it would be an achievement for them I think.

Agree about there issue is much lighter to Lakers. But compared to Lakers, There roster will not gonna last much longer if they manage to enter the payoffs compared to Lakers that has a firepower to become a champion by there current roster, there only problem is just they are over extending and adjusting too much since most of there roster is a previous star and has pride. Maybe loading off some extra baggage will gonna help them to bring back to life.

So sad to see that LeBron strategy to gather strong player is already back firing on his face.

We are at the halfway through the season already and they are having a hard time getting their wins. Its like they will win one and then lose one.

Right now they are below 500 again with 22-23. TBH, I don't know why the GM of Lakers built this kind of roster. A roster full of old players and most of them are past their prime already like Howard, Melo, Ariza and most of them are already average players that can't be reliable on. Ohhh wait also add Anthony Davis who is injury prone and isn't playing for how many games already. They are paying him that much and in the end he will get injured. He is a great defender and his absence really affects the team as a whole. Like you, I don't also think that they will be at the top this playoffs or worse I don't even think that they will enter the playoffs with how they are playing and if they will enter the playoffs this season most likely they will get eliminated at the first round like what happened last season to them.

I saw the game earlier and the Warriors cannot penetrate to score an easy basket in the OT last night which lead them to lose this one versus the Pacers. It was a close game in the 4th quarter and it seems like the GSW winning the game in the opening minutes of the OT but the Pacers are quick to get back the lead and finally close the game by winning by 4 points. This is the first time the Pacers won 2 in a row in the road game and they are doing good without Sabonis.

Turnover had been the key factor of the game. It was a close game because the Warriors are doing great on the defensive end, I think they forced Indiana Pacers with 3 times of shotclock violation, then Payton II doing what he is good at. But, whenever they have the ball they turn it over so quick that the Pacers don't even need to put so much effort to steal it. They forgot to take care of the ball and even Steph Curry was mad about it, what more with Steve Kerr. It's okay to rotate the ball but they exaggerated it.
Thumbs up to the Pacers for keeping up even while short handed.