NBA LALAKERS Matchup 20151129

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NBA : ATS Matchup

Sunday 11/29/2015

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Score

INDIANA

LA LAKERS

-10

+10

-550

+375

202

107
Final
103

INDIANA (10 - 5) at LA LAKERS (2 - 13)

Sunday, 11/29/2015 9:35 PM

Board		Open	Latest
715	INDIANA	-8.5	-10
716	LA LAKERS	201.5	201.5

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ADVANCED TEAM STATS

INDIANA - Current Season Performance
	Straight Up		Against Spread		Team				Opponent
	W-L	Units	W-L	O-U	Score	Half	FG Pct	Reb.	Score	Half	FG Pct	Reb.
All Games	10-5	+5.8	11-4	7-8	101.5	51.2	44.6%	52.5	95.1	47.1	43.4%	53.7
Road Games	4-3	+2.5	6-1	4-3	103.1	50.9	44.5%	52.0	95.3	47.4	43.3%	56.6
Last 5 Games	4-1	+3.4	5-0	3-2	111.4	53.0	46.9%	55.6	93.0	49.0	41.8%	53.0

INDIANA Team Statistics
			Shooting		3pt Shooting		Free Throws		Rebounding
	PPG	Half	FGM-A	Pct	FGM-A	PCT	FTM-A	Pct	Tot	Off	Ast	PF	Stl	TO	Bk
Team Stats (All Games)	101.5	51.2	38-84	44.6%	9-23	40.5%	17-24	71.8%	52	11	22	19	10	15	4
vs opponents surrendering	98.8	49.3	36-83	43.5%	8-23	34.8%	18-24	75.7%	53	11	21	21	8	15	6
Team Stats (Road Games)	103.1	50.9	38-86	44.5%	10-22	43.9%	17-23	73.7%	52	11	23	22	11	15	4
Stats Against (All Games)	95.1	47.1	36-82	43.4%	7-22	32.8%	16-22	72.0%	54	11	20	21	8	18	4
vs opponents averaging	98.8	49.1	36-84	43.3%	8-23	34.4%	18-24	76.4%	53	11	21	21	8	15	5
Stats Against (Road Games)	95.3	47.4	35-82	43.3%	7-23	29.8%	18-26	67.6%	57	11	20	21	8	18	5

LA LAKERS - Current Season Performance
	Straight Up		Against Spread		Team				Opponent
	W-L	Units	W-L	O-U	Score	Half	FG Pct	Reb.	Score	Half	FG Pct	Reb.
All Games	2-13	-10	4-11	5-10	96.7	48.9	41.2%	52.7	105.9	53.1	44.9%	55.8
Home Games	1-5	-4.4	1-5	2-4	99.0	52.0	39.6%	56.2	104.8	52.3	45.2%	52.7
Last 5 Games	0-5	-4	0-5	2-3	91.6	47.8	42.1%	47.4	109.6	55.2	47.9%	53.6

LA LAKERS Team Statistics
			Shooting		3pt Shooting		Free Throws		Rebounding
	PPG	Half	FGM-A	Pct	FGM-A	PCT	FTM-A	Pct	Tot	Off	Ast	PF	Stl	TO	Bk
Team Stats (All Games)	96.7	48.9	34-83	41.2%	8-25	31.5%	20-25	78.7%	53	9	19	21	7	14	5
vs opponents surrendering	100.4	50	37-84	43.9%	8-25	33.6%	18-24	75.1%	53	10	21	21	8	14	5
Team Stats (Home Games)	99.0	52.0	33-84	39.6%	7-26	28.7%	25-31	81.0%	56	11	19	21	6	13	5
Stats Against (All Games)	105.9	53.1	40-88	44.9%	9-26	33.3%	18-24	76.5%	56	12	24	19	7	11	5
vs opponents averaging	100.9	49.9	37-85	44.1%	8-23	34.7%	18-24	75.9%	54	11	21	21	8	14	5
Stats Against (Home Games)	104.8	52.3	39-86	45.2%	9-26	34.2%	18-23	78.6%	53	9	24	21	6	11	5

Average power rating of opponents played: INDIANA 95.3, LA LAKERS 93.9

SCHEDULE AND RESULTS

INDIANA - Season Results
								Team Stats				Opp Stats
Date	Opponent	Score	SU	Line	ATS	Tot.	O/U	Shots	Pct	REB	TO	Shots	Pct	REB	TO
10/28/2015	@ TORONTO	99-106	L	5.5	L	199.5	O	32-86	37.2%	48	13	36-80	45.0%	67	20
10/29/2015	MEMPHIS	103-112	L	3	L	191	O	37-78	47.4%	46	20	41-82	50.0%	49	14
10/31/2015	UTAH	76-97	L	-4	L	193	U	28-70	40.0%	42	24	39-88	44.3%	59	17
11/3/2015	@ DETROIT	94-82	W	4.5	W	200.5	U	38-88	43.2%	49	15	33-86	38.4%	61	23
11/4/2015	BOSTON	100-98	W	2	W	207	U	35-91	38.5%	61	14	35-83	42.2%	54	19
11/6/2015	MIAMI	90-87	W	1	W	194	U	36-80	45.0%	57	12	36-81	44.4%	47	11
11/8/2015	@ CLEVELAND	97-101	L	8	W	197	O	39-90	43.3%	54	7	38-83	45.8%	56	10
11/9/2015	ORLANDO	97-84	W	-4	W	195	U	34-77	44.2%	47	18	31-78	39.7%	52	21
11/11/2015	@ BOSTON	102-91	W	3.5	W	203	U	38-79	48.1%	55	18	32-77	41.6%	51	18
11/13/2015	MINNESOTA	107-103	W	-7.5	L	200	O	41-86	47.7%	50	11	42-83	50.6%	45	15
11/16/2015	@ CHICAGO	95-96	L	6.5	W	197	U	35-87	40.2%	62	12	35-86	40.7%	61	8
11/18/2015	@ PHILADELPHIA	112-85	W	-6	W	190.5	O	42-92	45.7%	51	18	35-76	46.1%	50	29
11/21/2015	MILWAUKEE	123-86	W	-4.5	W	193	O	47-91	51.6%	56	14	34-79	43.0%	48	23
11/24/2015	@ WASHINGTON	123-106	W	3	W	207.5	O	44-80	55.0%	45	20	38-83	45.8%	50	21
11/27/2015	CHICAGO	104-92	W	-3.5	W	199.5	U	37-87	42.5%	64	13	32-92	34.8%	56	15
11/29/2015	@ LA LAKERS
12/2/2015	@ LA CLIPPERS
12/3/2015	@ PORTLAND
12/5/2015	@ UTAH
12/8/2015	GOLDEN STATE
12/11/2015	MIAMI
12/12/2015	@ DETROIT
12/14/2015	TORONTO

LA LAKERS - Season Results
								Team Stats				Opp Stats
Date	Opponent	Score	SU	Line	ATS	Tot.	O/U	Shots	Pct	REB	TO	Shots	Pct	REB	TO
10/28/2015	MINNESOTA	111-112	L	-3	L	202	O	35-93	37.6%	64	13	38-83	45.8%	48	8
10/30/2015	@ SACRAMENTO	114-132	L	7	L	212	O	41-89	46.1%	47	19	52-101	51.5%	64	14
11/1/2015	DALLAS	93-103	L	4	L	213	U	31-85	36.5%	55	12	40-87	46.0%	57	11
11/3/2015	DENVER	109-120	L	-3	L	203	O	36-87	41.4%	50	10	43-85	50.6%	54	14
11/6/2015	@ BROOKLYN	104-98	W	3	W	207.5	U	33-78	42.3%	56	15	40-93	43.0%	56	15
11/8/2015	@ NEW YORK	95-99	L	6	W	212	U	36-94	38.3%	61	9	33-84	39.3%	62	9
11/10/2015	@ MIAMI	88-101	L	11	L	199.5	U	34-77	44.2%	42	17	38-84	45.2%	57	10
11/11/2015	@ ORLANDO	99-101	L	8	W	201.5	U	39-79	49.4%	52	13	40-100	40.0%	56	8
11/13/2015	@ DALLAS	82-90	L	7.5	L	210.5	U	29-88	33.0%	63	20	30-82	36.6%	57	15
11/15/2015	DETROIT	97-85	W	5	W	200.5	U	31-75	41.3%	64	16	35-96	36.5%	58	10
11/16/2015	@ PHOENIX	101-120	L	11.5	L	205	O	37-77	48.1%	41	16	45-93	48.4%	55	10
11/20/2015	TORONTO	91-102	L	6.5	L	204.5	U	35-77	45.5%	47	15	34-78	43.6%	48	12
11/22/2015	PORTLAND	93-107	L	2.5	L	205	U	32-88	36.4%	57	10	43-87	49.4%	51	10
11/24/2015	@ GOLDEN STATE	77-111	L	17.5	L	215.5	U	31-82	37.8%	51	14	45-92	48.9%	57	8
11/28/2015	@ PORTLAND	96-108	L	8.5	L	201	O	36-82	43.9%	41	9	38-78	48.7%	57	16
11/29/2015	INDIANA
12/1/2015	@ PHILADELPHIA
12/2/2015	@ WASHINGTON
12/4/2015	@ ATLANTA
12/6/2015	@ DETROIT
12/7/2015	@ TORONTO
12/9/2015	@ MINNESOTA
12/11/2015	@ SAN ANTONIO
12/12/2015	@ HOUSTON
12/15/2015	MILWAUKEE

KEY GAME INFORMATION

INDIANA: Monta Ellis figures to have the ball in his hands early and often. He and Paul George could do a lot of pick-and-roll work . . . With Ellis coming in, George Hill will likely play off the ball more often than he did last year. It's the kind of role he once filled alongside Lance Stephenson . . . The Pacers figure to use a lot of small ball, meaning C.J. Miles will get minutes as a three-point specialist in three-guard looks . . . Rodney Stuckey was solid last year, and figures to resume a sixth man role . . . Indy will try to get Chase Budinger back on track. When healthy, he's an effective spot-up shooter who moves well off the ball . . . Joseph Young is unlikely to crack the rotation, but his shooting gives him some hope down the line ... His shattered leg should be close to 100%, and the Pacers will rely on Paul George to play a ton of minutes. He'll do a lot more work as a playmaking 4 as Indiana plans to go small ball often . . . He filled in for George as a glue guy last year, but Solomon Hill's skillset is limited. He's looking to hang on to a rotation spot . . . Lavoy Allen gives them a veteran big in a frontcourt full of question marks. He's a physical presence who typically gets into the right spots defensively . . . The Pacers traded for Rakeem Christmas weeks after Cleveland drafted him. He'll have to prove himself defensively after rotting in Syracuse's zone, but he's long and physical . . . Another defense-first youngster, Glenn Robinson III, has a chance at a rotation spot. Jordan Hill will likely get first shot to replace Roy Hibbert. He's a defensive downgrade, but can score around the basket and rebound . . . Rookie Myles Turner's ability to step away and knock down shots, plus protect the rim, makes him intriguing . . . Ian Mahinmi is back as a 7-foot enforcer . . . Indiana also retained Shayne Whittington as additional depth.

LA LAKERS: Maybe this is Kobe Bryant's last season, maybe he has another year or two left. It doesn't really matter, he has been a shell since tearing his Achilles a few years back . . . D'Angelo Russell is the new franchise building block in L.A. He's their most complete player, a playmaker who can also knock down shots . . . He might be the odd man out early, but Jordan Clarkson should still see heavy minutes with Kobe moving to small forward often . . . They'll get some more effective scoring punch off the bench from Lou Williams, who should play heavy minutes . . . Resident chucker Nick Young has become a caricature of himself . . . Jabari Brown could be ticketed for another D-League run. . . Marcelinho Huertas is a heady veteran that could provide a Prigioni-type presence for this team. Brandon Bass should be good for an otherwise awful frontcourt. He's a reliable veteran who will defend and can knock down an open shot . . . He should be back from the season-ending broken leg he suffered in last year's opener, and Julius Randle has a chance to work his way into the starting five. He had an offseason to add to a limited offensive game . . . Ryan Kelly would fit best as a second-unit piece with some versatility. He can add some floor spacing . . . Second-round pick Anthony Brown is a potential role player if he improves his shooting . . . First-round pick Larry Nance Jr. has prototypical size and athleticism at the 4, but needs polish as a ball-handler and shooter. The Lakers are taking a flier on Roy Hibbert. He dropped weight over the offseason, but just isn't a great fit in an increasingly small ball league . . . Robert Sacre is an even more plodding big man to back him up . . . L.A. also took a chance on Robert Upshaw, a shot-blocker with NBA talent but a lot of baggage.

PREVIEW

Pacers-Lakers Preview
By KEVIN MASSOTH STATS Writer

Roy Hibbert is about to see his former team up close for the first time. He might miss the show if he blinks.

The surging Indiana Pacers look to keep speeding through the league when they visit their former center and the Los Angeles Lakers on Sunday night.

Hibbert was a two-time All-Star and helped the Pacers reach the postseason four times during his seven years in Indiana. The 7-foot-2 center was traded in the offseason to the Lakers, who now own the worst record in the Western Conference.

Meanwhile, the Pacers transitioned into an up-tempo style and are displaying some of the most electric offense in the league.

Indiana (10-5) has won 10 of 12, but the offense has really taken off during a four-game streak. The Pacers have averaged 115.5 points in their last four with matching 48.6 percentages overall from the field and from 3-point range.

Paul George has been the driving force behind Indiana's surge. He missed the first 76 games of the 2014-15 season after breaking his leg at a USA Basketball scrimmage, but he has averaged 30.3 points in his last 10 games while shooting 49.5 percent from the field and 52.1 from beyond the arc.

He finished three points off his career high with 40 after hitting 7 of 8 3-pointers during a 123-106 win at Washington on Tuesday, and he poured in 33 more in Friday's 104-92 home victory over Chicago.

''I feel confident that when it's time to settle things down, I'm ready,'' George said. ''I'm ready for that opportunity, I'm ready for that moment to get the ball in my hand and make the right play.''

Indiana opens a four-game road trip with two at Staples Center, the second Wednesday night against the Clippers, before playing at Portland Thursday and Utah Saturday.

The Pacers began the season 2-3 on the road but have won their last two.

"I think everybody's starting to realize that we've got a heck of an opportunity here," coach Frank Vogel said. "This team, this style of play, the way we're playing right now has a chance to really catch fire and we can accomplish some great things. We've got to go into this trip looking to really take care of our business."

Los Angeles (2-13) will play its only home game in a stretch of 11 before starting an eight-game road trip Tuesday in Philadelphia.

They dropped their fifth consecutive game with a 108-96 defeat at Portland on Saturday. The Trail Blazers made 48.7 percent of their shots to become the third team in a row to reach that number against the Lakers.

Hibbert averages 8.4 points, 6.7 rebounds and 2.1 blocked shots, but he has just eight points, 12 rebounds and one block in the last two games combined.

Kobe Bryant scored 21 points - his highest total since the season opener - against Portland on 7-of-20 shooting, but he logged 34 minutes. Bryant, who clutched his back after falling hard to the floor after a layup, and coach Byron Scott said they would wait to make a decision on his status for Sunday.

''It's tough,'' Bryant said. ''The legs aren't what they used to be. But I just continue to fight through and take the opportunities when they are there.''

The Lakers are 0-2 in the second of consecutive games, and Bryant did not play in either. Scott said Lou Williams will likely miss his second straight game for personal reasons, while Indiana's Jordan Hill, who spent three-plus seasons with the Lakers, is questionable with a sore lower back.

Last Updated: 4/20/2024 5:58:22 AM EST.