Pacers Pull Out A Big 94-91 Win Against Milwaukee

The Indiana Pacers came away with a big 94-91 victory on the road against the Milwaukee Bucks.

Milwaukee, WI – The Indiana Pacers came away with another big game tonight against the Milwaukee Bucks by a final score of 94-91. It was a big win for the Pacers against a confident 17-16 rival in the Central Division.

After a very rough start to the season, the Pacers have been rebounding nicely ever since the roster began getting back to full health. They are looking more and more like a legitimate playoff contending team, and won this game without both George Hill and C.J. Watson in the lineup. Indiana is playing hard each and every night, and they are playing for each other as well.

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C.J. Miles came through with yet another big game for the Pacers, scoring 22 points on 8-14 shooting. He knocked down 6-9 from behind the three-point arc, and did all of that coming off of the bench. Roy Hibbert also came through with a big performance for the Pacers, scoring 18 points to go along with seven rebounds.

Luis Scola continued his solid play with 14 points on the night, and Rodney Stuckey was in double figures as well with 11 points. Donald Sloan had a very nice performance as well, scoring 10 points to go along with eight rebounds and six assists, while also not turning the ball over even once.

Brandon Knight had another big game for Milwaukee, scoring 20 points, dishing out seven assists, and stealing the basketball four times. John Henson (14 points, 10 rebounds) and Zaza Pachulia (12 points, 14 rebounds) both recorded double-doubles. Both O.J. Mayo and Khris Middleton scored 11 points each to round out the double digit scorers for the Bucks.

Following the win, the Pacers improved to 13-21 on the season as they look to climb their way back towards an even record. They aren’t too far away from being a playoff team in the Eastern Conference, but they have to keep up their effort and winning ways.

Indiana will now look ahead to their next game on Sunday night against the Los Angeles Lakers on the road.