The Brooklyn Nets are set to face the Indiana Pacers on February 11, 2026, in what promises to be an exciting matchup at the Barclays Center, starting at 7:30 p.m. ET. Fans can catch the game live on FDSIN and YES networks, or purchase tickets through StubHub to experience the action in person.
As the teams prepare for this clash, injury reports reveal critical developments. For the Nets, Noah Clowney is listed as probable due to an ankle issue, while Michael Porter Jr. will be sitting out with a knee injury. Nic Claxton is currently day-to-day with a hip concern. On the other side, the Pacers are dealing with significant setbacks, including Johnny Furphy, Ivica Zubac, and Tyrese Haliburton, who are all out for the season, while Jarace Walker is day-to-day with an illness, and Obi Toppin is out due to a foot injury.
Statistically, the Nets are averaging 107.6 points per game, significantly trailing behind the Pacers, who score an average of 111.1 points. Interestingly, the Pacers’ defense allows 118.8 points, which is 11.2 points more than what the Nets score. Conversely, Brooklyn’s defensive record shows they give up 114.9 points per game, just 3.8 points higher than the Pacers’ scoring efficiency.
This matchup is crucial for both teams, as they navigate through the challenges posed by injuries and attempt to improve their standings. With both teams dealing with key absences, the game could present opportunities for younger players to step up and make a mark. The implications of this game extend beyond merely the score, with potential for growth and development within the squads.