INDIANAPOLIS -- The Portland Trail Blazers started a three-game trip off about as well as one could expect Thursday night versus the Pacers. The finish, however, left far more to be desired.
After taking a six-point lead after the first two quarters, the Trail Blazers were outscored 63-51 in the second half to come away with a 106-100 loss to the Pacers in front of a crowd of 16,872 Thursday night at Bankers Life Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.
The Trail Blazers are now 26-34 overall and 10-21 on the road this season. The loss also breaks Portland's five-game winning streak versus Indiana, a run that included back-to-back season series sweeps.