Andrew Nembhard led the Indiana Pacers with 9 assists in their game against the Cleveland Cavaliers on Tuesday. He also contributed 3 steals and played for 32 minutes, exceeding his projected time on the court. Despite his efforts, the Pacers lost to the Cavaliers with a score of 127-117.
What It Means
Nembhard’s performance against the Cavaliers marked a standout game as he led both teams in assists and steals. This season, he averages 4.8 assists per game, ranking him fourth on his team and 40th among point guards in the league. His recent games show consistency, with two streaks of achieving at least five assists this season. Nembhard has been crucial for the Pacers, as they have a better record when he plays compared to when he’s absent.
