Indiana Pacers vs. Washington Wizards preview (Image via NBA) The fourth of four regular-season games between the Indiana Pacers (15-41) and Washington Wizards (15-39) will take place. Earlier in the season, the Pacers defeated Washington 119-86 on November 28. The Wizards defeated them 108-89 on December 14 and 112-105 on February 19. The Pacers’ regular-season record against the Wizards is 112-89 overall, with a 72-28 home record and a 40-61 road record. In the fourth quarter, Indiana led at multiple moments, including 97-96 with less than six minutes remaining, after rallying from a 17-point hole in the third quarter. However, the Wizards managed to take control of the game with 14 points in a row and held off a late rally by the Blue & Gold to win.
Indiana Pacers vs. Washington Wizards – When and where to watch the game
The Indiana Pacers vs. the Washington Wizards match will tip off on Friday, February 20, 7:00 p.m. EST, at Capital One Arena, Washington, D.C. The match will be streamed on FanDuel Sports Network Indiana, Monumental Sports Network (Washington, D.C.).
Indiana Pacers vs. Washington Wizards – Expected Starting Lineups
Indiana Pacers
PG Andrew NembhardSG Kam JonesSF Jarace WalkerPF Micah PotterC Jay Huff
Washington Wizards
PG Bub CarringtonSG Tre JohnsonSF Kyshawn GeorgePF Bilal CoulibalyC Tristan Vukcevic
Indiana Pacers vs. Washington Wizards – Injury Report
Indiana Pacers
Aaron Nesmith- Out (Ankle)Kam Jones- Day-to-day (Lower-back soreness)Pascal Siakam- Out (Personal)T.J. McConnell- Out (Hamstring)Obi Toppin- Out (Foot)Ivica Zubac- Out (Ankle)Johnny Furphy- Out (Torn right ACL)Tyrese Haliburton- Out (Recovering from right Achilles surgery)
Washington Wizards
Trae Young- Out (Knee, quadriceps)Anthony Davis- Out (Finger)Alex Sarr- Out (Diagnosed with a right hamstring strain)D’Angelo Russell- Out (Coach’s decision)Cam Whitmore- Out (Diagnosed venous condition)
Indiana Pacers vs. Washington Wizards – Game Prediction
On Friday night in Washington, the Pacers (15-41) and Wizards (15-39) will play each other for the second time in as many nights. In the first part of the back-to-back match on Thursday at Capital One Arena, the Wizards won 112-105. The Wizards had a 17-point lead early in the third quarter of the previous game, but the Pacers rallied with a 14-3 run to grab a 92-91 lead early in the fourth. Later, Washington responded with a 14-0 run of its own to end it. During the outburst, Carrington made a 3-pointer from the top of the arc and a 17-foot jumper. Gill made the game 110-97 with a layup to start and a baseline 3-pointer to end. In the fourth quarter, Indiana led at multiple moments, including 97-96 with less than six minutes remaining, after rallying from a 17-point hole in the third quarter.