Pascal Siakam's double-double powers Pacers to fourth consecutive win

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Sun, 22 Dec 2024, 8:19 pm·3-min read

Malik Monk swat on Siakam. Nice chase down. Kings have yet to score. Another slow start. 4-0 Indiana. - 6:13 PM

Final: IND 120, PHX 111

Durant: 37 Pts, 10 Reb, 6 Ast, 15-27 FG

Booker: 17 Pts, 6 Ast, 5-10 FG

Beal: 16 Pts, 6-9 FG

Siakam: 25 Pts, 18 Reb, 9-22 FG

Suns fall to 13-3 with KD in the lineup - 11:29 PM

End of 3Q: IND 97, PHX 83

Durant: 21 Pts, 7 Reb, 4 Ast, 9-19 FG

Booker: 17 Pts, 6 Ast, 5-10 FG, 7-8 FT

Beal: 14 Pts, 5-5 FG

Siakam: 20 Pts, 14 Reb, 7-17 FG

Pacers outscored Suns 37-24 in the 3Q - 10:56 PM

Durant upset on one end as he wound up on the floor. Toppin credited for block.

Fans upset on other end after Dunn was called for a foul when Obi Toppin appeared to have either traveled or lost the ball.

Dunn was called for fouling Siakam, who made FTs.

Suns down 93-77. #Suns - 10:53 PM

Siakam has been calling for the ball in the post, but he often moves around when trying to establish position.

So when he got the rebound, I knew he was going to look to score. Siakam took a interior jumper after backing down the defender, didn't score.

Suns down 32-27. #Suns - 9:36 PM

Scott Agness: Pacers dispose of the 76ers 121-107 for consecutive road wins for the first time this season. Tyrese Haliburton (32) scored 30+ for the 4th time this season. Many others had notable games: Pascal Siakam (23) Obi Toppin (20), Andrew Nembhard, TJ McConnell.. 35a matched season high. Next: Sun. v New Orleans. -via Twitter @ScottAgness / December 13, 2024

Tony East: Final: Pacers 132, Bulls 123. Pacers are still unbeaten when they reach 122 this year and 5-1 when they hit 120 on the scoareboard. They were rolling on offense tonight. Tyrese Haliburton: 23 points, 8 assists. 21 points and 7 rebounds for Pascal Siakam. Pacers are 10-14. -via Twitter @TonyREast / December 6, 2024

As he and his new team are set to visit the Raptors in an NBA Cup game on Tuesday night, dedicating time to visit the community he knew for the first eight years of his NBA career felt like a must for the two-time All-Star. "No matter how tired you are, no matter what's happening, I think you can always find time to touch the community," Siakam said. "I think it also gives balance. The intensity of the games and everything that happens, finding a way to disconnect a little bit and have that little balance where you get to hang out with kids ... anything we can do like that is always great." -via SportsNet / December 3, 2024