5 consecutive losses after 5 consecutive losses! The Eastern Conference powerhouse was completely reduced to a weakling, with 6 players in double figures and still suffered a disastrous defeat.

On November 12, the NBA regular season continued, and the Pacers challenged the Jazz away from home. The two teams came up to start a fierce battle, but the Pacers could not keep up with the rhythm after the first quarter, while the Jazz came out with full firepower and kept widening the point difference. After three quarters, they scored 114 points and led by 23 points. In the final quarter, the Jazz still maintained a hot momentum and firmly took the initiative on the court. In the end, the Jazz defeated the Pacers 152-128, giving their opponents a 5-game losing streak.

As a finals team last season, the Pacers this season were completely unable to keep up with the rhythm. Unexpectedly, Haliburton's absence directly caused the team to fall to the bottom. After suffering a five-game losing streak at the beginning of the season, they struggled to get their first victory, and then entered a losing streak, completely unable to keep up with their opponents. With this disastrous defeat to the Jazz, the team ushered in another five-game losing streak. Now the Pacers' record has reached 1 win and 10 losses, tied for last in the league with the Nets and Wizards.

Today's Pacers are no longer a strong team in the Eastern Conference and have completely become a weak team. This time facing the Jazz, who were last in the Western Conference last season, they have no resistance and can only watch their opponents score points. You know, the Pacers' lineup was quite neat this time, with Siakam, McConaughey and others all playing. Unfortunately, they were defeated by the Jazz this time. They were completely unable to limit the opponent's offense and allowed the opponent to play the best game of the season.

The Jazz really came out firing this time, scoring as many as 152 points in a single game. This was the highest score of the season during regular time and the third-highest score in Jazz history. As many as 8 people in the team scored in double figures, and every player could contribute. The Pacers' defense could not keep up at all, and Markkanen played very easily this time, scoring 35 points on 13-of-19 shooting; Mykhailiuk scored 20 points, Bailey also had 20 points, and Collier, who came off the bench, had a double-double with 14 points and 11 assists.

The Pacers were in good offensive shape this time, with 6 players scoring in double figures. Siakam scored 27 points and 5 rebounds, Nembhard scored 25 points and 7 assists, Nesmith also scored 17 points, and McConaughey scored 12 points in his first season of the season. The overall performance was not bad, but the defensive performance was too bad, allowing the opponent to enter the state early and unable to limit it at all. In this way, the Pacers suffered another disastrous defeat. I really don't know when the next victory will come.