The Pacers fell to the Warriors 132-100 on Monday night at Bankers Life Fieldhouse, as Indiana dropped its second game in a row since losing Victor Oladipo to a season-ending injury.

Tyreke Evans (sore lower back) was ruled out before the game, clearing the way for second-year player Edmond Sumner’s first career start.

Myles Turner led the Pacers in scoring, notching 16 points on 7-of-12 shooting while collecting six rebounds.

Thad Young was 5-of-10 from the field, scoring 11 points and grabbing seven rebounds.

Rookie Aaron Holiday performed well off the bench, making 4-of-8 shots for 12 points and four assists.

TJ Leaf came off the bench strong, making 4-of-7 shots for eight points.

Darren Collison led the team in assists, passing out eight dimes. Indiana finished with 29 assists as a team.

Things came unglued early for the Pacers. After Indiana tied things up at 16, the Warriors went on a run, outscoring the Pacers 40-22 in the first quarter and proceeding to take a 69-48 lead at halftime.

Things came unglued early for the Pacers. After Indiana tied things up at 16, the Warriors went on a run, outscoring the Pacers 40-22 in the first quarter and proceeding to take a 69-48 lead at halftime.

Things came unglued early for the Pacers. After Indiana tied things up at 16, the Warriors went on a run, outscoring the Pacers 40-22 in the first quarter and proceeding to take a 69-48 lead at halftime.

Despite efforts to regroup, Indiana was outscored by 11 in the second half, squelching any chances of a comeback as the Warriors picked up their 11th straight victory.

Indiana was having a Gold Out for Victor Oladipo, as Bankers Life Fieldhouse was lined with shirts reading “Together 4 Vic”.

Indiana was having a Gold Out for Victor Oladipo, as Bankers Life Fieldhouse was lined with shirts reading “Together 4 Vic”.

Pacers 100, Warriors 132