When you're the youngest kid in the family and playing in two-on-two games in the driveway with siblings who aren't only older but also accomplished, you have a choice. Get confident or get out.
Aaron Holiday's confidence has caused him problems in the past, but more and more it's becoming a problem for opponents. He wasn't the leading scorer in the Pacers' 120-115 overtime victory over Toronto at Bankers Life Fieldhouse on Monday — Myles Turner and T.J. Warren each scored 24 points — but he probably was the most influential player in the game for all he did and didn't do.