INDIANAPOLIS (Ticker) -- A pair of teams without their All-Star big men hook up Wednesday when the San Antonio Spurs visit the Indiana Pacers.

In their first full game without Tim Duncan, who sprained his right ankle at Detroit on Sunday, the Spurs dropped an 88-75 decision to the New York Knicks on Monday.

Duncan, who may miss the rest of the regular season with the injury, was sorely missed Monday as San Antonio recorded its lowest points total since January 15.

The Spurs' starting five combined for just 38 points - led by Tony Parker's 14 - while Devin Brown came off the bench to provide 22. With limited minutes from Manu Ginobili, who is still bothered by a myriad of injuries, San Antonio scored just 28 points after the break.

The loss dropped the Spurs to 0-2 on their current three-game road trip, and, coupled with a win by the Phoenix Suns on Tuesday, put them in second place in the Western Conference.

The Pacers are 5-4 since losing center Jermaine O'Neal to a sprained right shoulder March 3 at Denver, an injury he revealed may keep him out for the remainder of the regular season.

They recovered well from the loss of O'Neal with five wins in seven games to climb back into the playoff race, but dropped both ends of a home-and-home set with the New Jersey Nets on Sunday and Tuesday.

Stephen Jackson continued a strong stretch of play with 23 points in a 98-91 loss to the Nets on Tuesday. Four others scored in double figures and Indiana held a 42-30 rebounding edge but shot just 38 percent of the field.

Jackson is doing his best to replace some of O'Neal's offensive punch, averaging 23.2 points in the nine games since the star center was hurt.

Duncan and O'Neal were the stars the last time these teams met, a 111-98 win for San Antonio on January 6. Parker collected 26 points and six assists.

San Antonio has won 11 of the last 14 meetings from the Pacers.