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Pacers beat Hawks, 129-124, overcoming Jalen Johnson's triple-double
- On Saturday, the Indiana Pacers held off the Atlanta Hawks 129-124 in Indianapolis after Pascal Siakam hit a crucial 12-foot jumper with 18.6 seconds left.
- Indiana led 80-73 at halftime after a 45-point second quarter, its highest-scoring half of the season, and maintained a narrow 103-100 edge entering the fourth.
- Shooting, the Pacers shot 58% from the field, including 11 of 20 3-pointers, despite 23 turnovers, with Nesmith scoring 23 points and Siakam shooting 11 of 15.
- The Pacers' win extends their streak to seven of their past 12 games after starting 6-31, despite Jalen Johnson's eighth triple-double for the Hawks.
- Up next, the Pacers host Houston on Monday and the Hawks visit Miami on Tuesday; Indiana has played all year without Tyrese Haliburton, who tore his right Achilles in Game 7.
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The Cumberland Times-NewsIndiana 129, Atlanta 124
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·Georgia, United States
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Despite Jalen Johnson's new triple-double, the Indiana Pacers managed to defeat the Atlanta Hawks (129-124) this Saturday in NBA. Houston and Chicago also won, against Dallas (111-107) and Miami (125-118).
·Boulogne-Billancourt, France
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The Atlanta Hawks lost to Indiana 124-129 on Saturday night. Czech national team player Vít Krejčí was out with an ankle injury. The Hawks fell to tenth place in the Eastern Conference behind Chicago, which defeated Miami 125-118. Joel Embiid led Philadelphia with 40 points and 11 rebounds in a 124-114 win over New Orleans.
·Čestlice, Czechia
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