Indiana Pacers Schedule 2019 Pacers Schedule

The Pacers were a bit of a surprise last year when it came to wins, and only finished two games back of the Cavs for first in the division. With LeBron James out of the division now, it is going to come down to Indiana and Milwaukee for who can take first. The Pacers went 10-6 in the division, and 32-20 in the conference. If they truly want to make a jump, they will have to steal a few more road games, as they went 21-20. Indiana will look to do most of their damage against teams below .500, as they went 25-11. They went 23-23 against teams above .500, which is actually not bad when you factor in a lot of those came against Western Conference teams. The Pacers ended up 16-14 against the West, which was one of the better records in the East. Indiana has 14 back-to-backs this season, which is above average in comparison to the rest of the league. The Pacers have some televised games this year, but mainly due to their competition. They face Boston twice in the last two weeks of the season, which are both televised games. If Detroit is competitive and pushes for the division, the two games facing the Pistons in the last week of the season is going to be crucial. Indiana ends the season with Brooklyn and Atlanta, which give them an easy out to end the year. The Pacers toughest stretch comes towards the end of the year, facing off against Oklahoma City, Denver, Portland, Los Angeles, Golden State, Denver, Oklahoma City, and Boston. This essentially rounds out their month of March, and if they are in dire need of wins then, the Pacers will be in a very tough spot.