Pacers Set Record in 162-109 Win Over Wizards

The Indiana Pacers achieved a historic 162-109 victory over the Washington Wizards, setting a franchise record for points scored in a game. Tyrese Haliburton led the Pacers with 29 points, and a total of nine players scored in double figures, showcasing a strong team effort. Indiana also set a new team record by making 27 three-pointers, tying them for fifth place all-time for most threes in a single NBA game. This blowout win followed a tough loss to the Lakers and helped the Pacers maintain their position for home-court advantage in the Eastern Conference playoffs. The Wizards struggled defensively, allowing the most points in their franchise history. The Pacers' performance not only broke their own records but also highlighted their offensive prowess as they prepare for upcoming playoff contention.