A fully healthy Golden State team had trouble finishing off another undermanned group on Saturday night, leading to a second straight loss.

Despite holding a double-digit lead in the fourth quarter, the Warriors couldn't close out the Pacers down the stretch on the way to another loss.

The Golden State Warriors gave up their lead to the shorthanded Indiana Pacers tonight, 114-109, falling despite having a completely healthy team. The Pacers mounted a furious fourth-quarter comeback to take the win.

With a chance to claim their first win to the season slipping away, the Pacers brought the fight to the Warriors down the stretch Saturday.

Jalen Johnson scored 22 points and had 13 rebounds, Nickeil Alexander-Walker scored 21 points, and the Atlanta Hawks beat Indiana 128-108 in NBA Cup group play on Friday night to keep the Pacers winless this season.

But during these years, Larry Bird, then president of basketball operations, was working diligently behind the scenes, facing this challenge head-on. And when the 2007-2008 season rolled around, Bird stepped in and took the reins from Donnie Walsh, assuming full control of Indiana's basketball decisions.

The Indiana Pacers start a long homestand in search of their first victory of the season: How to watch, listen, stream, injuries.

The Atlanta Hawks continue their four-game road trip tonight when they face the Indiana Pacers. Atlanta is of course going to be without Trae Young, but the Pac

Indiana Pacers forward Obi Toppin will miss at least three months due to a stress fracture in his right foot that will require surgery, coach Rick Carlisle said Friday. The team said Toppin is planning to have surgery in New York in the latest setback for an injury-plagued team that lost its first five games coming off a trip to the NBA Finals.