This is a bit of a tricky spot because both teams are struggling behind three-game losing streaks. And although it's no surprised that Brooklyn is struggling to adapt to its new Big Three, ring-chasing roster, the edge still lies with the better offensive team in these situations. Kyrie Irving and James Harden should be enough as the team awaits the return of Kevin Durant. The Nets are averaging eight points per game (121 ppg) more than the Pacers (113), while Indiana's usually reliable scoring defense has slipped to the bottom half of the NBA.

Both teams enter Wednesday on three-game losing streaks. The Nets might have the most embarrassing loss, though, as they fell by 11 points to the Pistons on Tuesday. Kevin Durant remains out while in the health and safety protocols and Brooklyn is just 1-4 ATS in the second game of back-to-back sets this season. Don’t be surprised if the Pacers pull out the win.