Ivica Zubac has some drastic home and road splits. He is averaging 10.1 points per game and shooting 60.3 percent from the field on the road. At home, he is averaging 12.6 points and shooting 70.7 percent from the field. Over his last six home games, he has scored at least 10 points five times. The Pacers have the sixth-worst defensive rating in the league, so this is a favorable spot for Zubac to score at least 10 points again. The last time he faced them, he scored 18 points over 26 minutes in a game that was played in Indiana.

Pascal Siakam is coming off of arguably his best game since joining the Pacers after putting up 36 points last night against the LA Lakers. Siakam will face the Clippers tonight and I believe this is a potential let down spot. In addition to this being the second half of a B2B for both teams, the Clippers have been extremely tough on opposing PFs this season, surrendering the third fewest points to the position on a per game basis. Then we factor in that the Clippers rank 27th in possessions per game. All signs point to the under on this combo line.