The Indiana Pacers defeated the Chicago Bulls, 111 - 101, at Bankers Life Fieldhouse on Friday afternoon. The Pacers (16 - 18), and particularly Paul George, may have had some redemption on their minds against the Bulls (16 - 17) on Friday. The All-Star forward had been limited to just 14 points last Monday at United Center in a 90 - 85 loss, his lowest scoring total since Nov. 14. He made sure the tables were turned this go - around, as he went for a game - high 32 points, 11 of which came in the final 4:30 of the game, and he complemented the offense with four rebounds, an assist and two steals. It was his second straight 30 - point game, and with another perfect 9 - of - 9 effort from the foul line, he upped his tally in that category to 17 - of - 17 over the last two contests. His stellar performance spearheaded a Pacers squad that managed a 48 percent success rate from the field, and a serviceable 37 percent figure from behind the arc. Chicago was led by their own standout forward in Jimmy Butler, who went for 25 points, six rebounds, three assists and two steals. Dwyane Wade came back successfully from the migraines that had caused an early exit for him on Wednesday, posting 20 points, five assists, two rebounds and two steals. Taj Gibson compiled 10 points, five boards, an assist and a steal. Cristiano Felicio and Michael Carter-Williams supplied matching 12 - point totals off the bench, with the former also hauling in 12 rebounds, dishing out a pair of assists and recording a steal, and the latter also registering eight boards and recording an assist and a block. Doug McDermott was productive in a reserve role as well with 10 points, four rebounds, two assists and a steal. Rajon Rondo notably played only 11 minutes, going scoreless and providing only a rebound and an assist. Thaddeus Young was second on Indiana with 17 points, six rebounds and two assists. Myles Turner amassed 15 points, three boards and four blocks. Glenn Robinson III posted a 12 - point, 10 - rebound double - double that also included an assist and a steal. Jeff Teague mustered only seven points on 2 - of - 13 shooting but handed out 17 assists, brought down six rebounds and notched a pair of steals. Aaron Brooks and C.J. Miles paced the bench with a pair of eight - point contributions. The Bulls head back home to face off with the Milwaukee Bucks on Saturday evening, while the Pacers remain home and await the Orlando Magic for a New Year's Day showdown.
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