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Pacers defeat Hawks 129-124 behind 25 points on 11-of-15 shooting from Pascal Siakam, 26 points and 10 assists from Andrew Nembhard, 23 points from Aaron Nesmith. Jalen Johnson continues All-Star push, goes off for 33 points, 12 rebounds, 10 assists and three steals.
Scott Agness: Jarace Walker (26pts) hit four big free throws late as the Pacers held on for a 117-114 win over the Thunder, who entered with an NBA-best 37-8 record. And just two home losses. Entertaining game. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 47pts. Andrew Nembhard had 27-7-11, Pascal Siakam with 21. Next: Mon. at ATL
Red Bull is recognizing Siakam with a limited-edition can. Known for bold, attention-grabbing marketing, the energy drink company is rolling out special Pascal Siakam cans exclusively in Indiana. The cans, available in both 8.4-ounce and 12-ounce sizes, feature multiple images of the Pacers forward along with his signature.
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“This is an incredible honor, and I’m super grateful to be in a position to have my face on a Red Bull can,” Siakam said. “It’s something I never really dreamed of, and I’m so blessed and excited for this opportunity.” The can debuted this week and will be available through March. “Wow, that’s crazy,” Siakam said during the initial reveal. “That is incredible.”
NBA Communications: Other nominees... West: Donovan Clingan and Shaedon Sharpe (POR), DeMar DeRozan (SAC), Luka Dončić (LAL), James Harden (LAC), Jamal Murray (DEN), Alperen Sengun (HOU) and Victor Wembanyama (SAS). East: Brandon Miller (CHA), Norman Powell (MIA), Pascal Siakam (IND), Anfernee Simons (BOS), Jaylon Tyson (CLE) and Nikola Vučević (CHI).
Scott Agness: Pascal Siakam (rest), Aaron Nesmith (rest), Andrew Nembhard (injury management), and T.J. McConnell (injury management) all OUT for tonight in Detroit. Second night of a b2b Isaiah Jackson upgraded to questionable. He recently cleared concussion protocol, has been ramping up
Tony East: Derrick White, off at the buzzer. Pacers win and have their first three-game win streak of the season. Final score of 98-96. Low scoring, fun game, and the Pacers come out on top thanks to Siakam's heroics. Pacers up to 9-31.
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HoopsHype: Rick Carlisle on 1,000 career wins: "I'm so happy for our players. The last month has really been so challenging in so many ways. Pascal Siakam is one of the favorite players I've ever been around at any level."
Rick Carlisle on 1,000 career wins: "I'm so happy for our players. The last month has really been so challenging in so many ways. Pascal Siakam is one of the favorite players I've ever been around at any level." pic.twitter.com/v7BnIFM9vX
— HoopsHype (@hoopshype) January 9, 2026
Oh No He Didn't: Rick Carlisle: "I'm so happy for our players. The last month has really been so challenging in so many ways. Pascal Siakam is one of the favorite players I've ever been around at any level"
Rick Carlisle:
— Oh No He Didn't (@ohnohedidnt24) January 9, 2026
"I'm so happy for our players. The last month has really been so challenging in so many ways. Pascal Siakam is one of the favorite players I've ever been around at any level" pic.twitter.com/cVG14tTDle
The Indiana Pacers set a new franchise record with their 13th straight loss Tuesday, falling to the Cleveland Cavaliers 120-116. The Pacers led by as many as 9 points early on, but they couldn’t overcome the Cavaliers’ size, as illustrated by Cleveland’s outscoring Indiana 64-42 on points in the paint. Center Jay Huff scored a season-high 20 points and made 4 of 7 3-point attempts, but All-Star forward Pascal Siakam had a rough night offensively (9-of-23 shooting).
Tony East: Aaron Nesmith off on a logo 3 and the Pacers lose their 10th game in a row. Final: Magic 112, Pacers 110. Pacers scored just 15 points in the fourth quarter as their offense fell apart — they couldn't make a thing. 26 points for Siakam and 23 for Mathurin. Pacers 6-28.
