Pacers roll after halftime, beat the Nets 121-100

Pascal Siakam had 28 points and 11 rebounds, Aaron Nesmith scored 16 points and the Indiana Pacers beat the Brooklyn Nets 121-100 on Saturday night.

INDIANAPOLIS —

Cam Thomas had 22 points and eight rebounds for the Nets, who were outscored 82-42 in the paint in the teams' first meeting of the season. Brooklyn shot 43% from the field, committed 21 turnovers and fell to 1-4 on its six-game road trip. "Just get to the paint and great things will happen," Nesmith said."When you get to the paint, you tend to score more. We put emphasis on that."

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