Indiana Pacers-Atlanta Hawks Injury Report, Betting Lines, How to Watch, Lineups & More

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Game date, time and location: Saturday, Jan. 31, 7:00 p.m. EST, Gainbridge Fieldhouse, Indianapolis, Indiana
TV: FanDuel Sports Network Indiana, FanDuel Sports Network Southeast (Atlanta)
Radio: 93.5 FM/107.5 FM (Indiana), 92.9 FM The Game (Atlanta)
VITALS: The Indiana Pacers (12-36) and Atlanta Hawks (24-26) meet for the third of four regular season matchups. Earlier this season, the Hawks recorded a, 128-108, win against Indiana on October 31 and a, 132-116 win on January 26. Last season, the Hawks won the series, 2-1. The Pacers are 100-113 all-time versus the Hawks during the regular season, including 66-40 in home games and 34-73 in road games.
PROJECTED STARTERS
PACERS
G Andrew Nembhard
G Johnny Furphy
C Pascal Siakam
F Aaron Nesmith
F Jarace Walker
HAWKS
G Dyson Daniels
G Nickeil Alexander-Walker
C Mouhamed Gueye
F Corey Kispert
F Jalen Johnson
Betting Lines (via FanDuel Sportsbook)
Spread: Pacers +1.5 (-110), Hawks -1.5 (-110)
Moneyline: Pacers +100, Hawks -118
Total points scored: 232.5 (over -106, under -114)
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INJURY REPORT
PACERS
Obi Toppin: Out - Foot
Tyrese Haliburton: Out - Achilles
HAWKS
Jalen Johnson: Questionable - Calf
Zaccharie Risacher: Questionable - Knee
Vit Krejci: Questionable - Ankle
Onyeka Okongwu: Out - Dental Fracture
Kristaps Porzingis: Out - Achilles
N'Faly Dante: Out - Knee
QUOTABLE
Indiana Pacers head coach Rick Carlisle on Jarace Walker: "He's always been a confident kid, this has just offered a rare opportunity for some young guys to step into some prime-time positions and play really high-level, meaningful minutes and feel what it's like and adapt and do well."
Carlisle on Johnny Furphy: "He studies hard, the scouting, film and scouting materials. He's a tough-minded kid who has a good feel for having friction without committing fouls and that's what we want. We want to have legal defensive friction. We want to be a physical defensive team, but without being willy-nilly and marching people to the line 50 times, that's death, you can't function while doing that."
