The Indiana Pacers are set to play the Washington Wizards on Sunday. This marks the first encounter between the two teams this season. Both teams are

The Pacers host the Wizards as 8.5-point favorites with a total of 235.5 points.

As the Washington Wizards continue shaping their young core, much of the attention has understandably centered on Alex Sarr, the franchise’s promising frontcour

Washington Wizards wing Cam Whitmore has not been working as hard as some in the organization would like, per reports.

The Wizards are, for the most part, far behind most of their opponents in all of these categories. This is a young team and roster that arguably has less talent than nearly all of its opponents. This is apparent when Keefe burns timeouts early in games, and it also speaks to Keefe’s coaching style and the team’s overall developmental priorities.

The two teams first met each other on Nov. 28, with Indiana cruising to a convincing 119-86 win. Wizards’ Alex Sarr delivered an impressive 24-point performance, but it was not enough to keep his team competitive. Pascal Siakam and Bennedict Mathurin led the way for the Pacers, combining for 44 points and 19 of the team’s 48 made field goals.

The Cleveland Cavaliers are gearing up for a game against the Washington Wizards as a result of their premature NBA Cup elimination. To learn more about the Cav

Both the Indiana Pacers and Washington Wizards may be without multiple key players in Sunday afternoon's matchup.