League's best young team beats Golden State in their own building while missing starters

No Tyrese Haliburton, no Myles Turner, and the Pacers defeat the Warriors thanks to Andrew Nembhard ðŸ”¥

31 points (10 in the 4th)
8 rebounds
13 a*sists

13-of-21 FG
5-of-7 3PT pic.twitter.com/ZqTjF8sHx3
— ClutchPoints (@ClutchPointsApp) December 6, 2022

The Warriors only home losses this season:

â€” Pacers
â€” Nuggets pic.twitter.com/4cD5B7h5Ea
— StatMuse (@statmuse) December 6, 2022

Geeeeeeez Haliburton is leading the league in a*sists and Nembhard is one of the best backups in the NBA and then there's Ben Mathurin rounding out the starting backcourt geeeeeeeez

Curry, Klay, and Draymond were all present to wear the L

This team is so young too, the young core is looking like it'll be very dangerous in a few years

not having wigs hurt the warrior tonight, Nembhard played the game of his life tonight, dude looked unstoppable. On the bright side, you have to love how kuminga played today. Made a lot of quick/correct decision and unselfish ball. on to the next one

We stink.

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Yeah Vegas wanted their money back.

Grizzlies out their whole team wins vs. Heat, and GSW loses vs Pacers missing starters?

Wouldn't surprise me if alot of betters had one of those as their locks tonight.

Pacers got a nice lil squad. That was a good win, goldenstate looked like they were going to take It over a few times late, and never did.

National Biracial a*sociation is becoming true more and more everyday

Lebron fans about to flood this thread

44wade said

Yeah Vegas wanted their money back.

Grizzlies out their whole team wins vs. Heat, and GSW loses vs Pacers missing starters?

Wouldn't surprise me if alot of betters had one of those as their locks tonight.

Rockets beat the sixers too

Lot of people lost money tonight