INDIANAPOLIS — The losses are piling up for the Pacers. It's now six straight overall and five consecutive at home.
Monday night at Bankers Life, Spencer Dinwiddie hit a jumper for Brooklyn with five seconds to go to give the Nets a 106-105 win.
The loss spoiled a brilliant night for Domantas Sabonis who finished with a triple-double: 23 points, 10 rebounds and 11 assists.
The Pacers took a three point lead into the final period and stayed on top most of the quarter until Brooklyn went out in front by one with 24 seconds left. Indiana answered with a basket at the nine second mark and then Dinwiddie nailed the winning score.
Malcolm Brogdon's last second shot for Indiana fell well short.
Dinwiddie led the 24-28 Nets in scoring with 21 points and 11 assists. Eight Brooklyn players finished in double figures.
The Pacers are now 31-23 and face the current top team in the NBA, Milwaukee, Wednesday at Bankers Life.
