The Indiana Pacers secured a narrow 113-110 win over the Golden State Warriors at the Chase Center in San Francisco on Friday, marking their second consecutive victory.
Despite the Warriors leading by as many as 12 points (60-48) in the second quarter, the Pacers mounted an impressive comeback. A dominant third quarter saw Indiana outscore Golden State 36-21, flipping the momentum of the game. By the fourth quarter, the Pacers extended their lead to 17 points (107-90). While the Warriors attempted a late surge, they were unable to close the gap before the final buzzer.
The key to the Pacers’ success lay in their focus and consistency, particularly in the second half. Both teams exhibited high offensive efficiency during the first half, with the Warriors hitting 10 of 25 three-point attempts to amass 67 points. The Pacers matched this performance, scoring 66 points and converting 11 of 23 shots from beyond the arc.
The shift in concentration after halftime proved decisive. The Warriors struggled to maintain their early performance levels, while the Pacers capitalized on every opportunity, demonstrating resilience and determination that ultimately secured their victory.
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