The Pacers have suffered yet another injury with Aaron Nesmith (knee) now out. With them being so shorthanded, Andrew Nembhard has averaged 16.5 shot attempts over four games since returning from his own injury. During that span, he also averaged 7.5 three-point attempts and 5.8 free-throw attempts. That resulted in him scoring at least 21 points in three of the four games. It’s basically down to Nembhard and Pascal Siakam to lead the scoring charge for the Pacers, so I’ll take Nembhard to hit this over in a matchup between two teams that rank inside the top-12 in the league in pace of play.

FanDuel. I’m a glutton for punishment, after I missed on Isaiah Jackson’s point plus rebound line against the Suns on Thursday, but I’m back to it today. He’s cleared this line in six of the last eight games - missing against the Suns due to uncharacteristically poor rebounding (4 in 15 chances) and losing one rotation due to the Pacers offense falling apart. But this is a great matchup for him against the Raptors who allow the third most points at the rim and the seventh most offensive rebounds.

You wanna wait for lineups but it's going to be an incredibly nice Florida day so I might go to the beach -- thus need to get this in as traffic is a nightmare. So in news reports when "pale, slightly chubby man devoured by great white" surfaces on your feed, -160 odds it's me. I like the Raptors this season but this screams trap at the end of a long trip and after a big upset in Cleveland last time out. Indiana is slightly healthier of late and has played fairly well at home -- where its only win is. I believe the Pacers might win this game and I certainly think they can cover a way-too-generous number.