Raptors Close 4-1 Road Swing With 129-111 Win as Injury-Hit Pacers Drop to 1-12

Overview

• RJ Barrett and Jakob Poeltl scored 22 points each for Toronto, with Brandon Ingram adding 19 and Scottie Barnes contributing 14 points, 11 rebounds and six assists.
• Toronto controlled the paint and transition, outscoring Indiana 78-38 inside and 33-18 on fast breaks, while winning the boards 46-40 with 19 second-chance points.
• The Raptors improved to 8-5 overall and 6-3 away from home, capping their five-game trip with a 4-1 record.
• Injury-depleted Indiana had only two regular starters available, as Pascal Siakam led with 30 points and five 3-pointers and Andrew Nembhard scored 22, with no other Pacer reaching double figures.
• The Pacers' 1-12 record marks the worst 13-game start in franchise history during a stretch marked by extensive absences and league-leading man-games missed.