INDIANAPOLIS -- Forward Aaron Nesmith is out until at least December with a sprained left ankle and guard Andrew Nembhard is out for at least two more weeks with knee tendinitis, Pacers coach Rick Carlisle said in his pre-game press conference Sunday ...

The Indiana Pacers had a roller coaster of a game against the Boston Celtics on Wednesday night. The rematch of last year's Eastern Conference Finals certainly lived up to the billing, with the Pacers winning 135-132 in overtime.

Pacers guard Andrew Nembhard only played 5 minutes in the first half and did not come out for the second half until after play had started

Aaron Nesmith will be out until at least December with a sprained ankle, while Andrew Nembhard will miss at least two weeks with a sprained knee, the team announced. Expect a lot more run for Ben Sheppard and Bennedict Mathurin,

Pacers guard Andrew Nembhard was a late scratch from Friday night's game with left knee soreness. Guard Ben Sheppard will start in his absence. Nembhard sat out last Friday's game because if soreness in the same knee,

Pacers forward Aaron Nesmith will miss a fourth straight game with a sprained left ankle Sunday against the Knicks.

The Indiana Pacers have had a somewhat slow start to the season, and things might get worse before they get any better. Injuries have continued to plague the league, and the bug has caught up to the Pacers,

Carlisle says Obi Toppin is out. He says Aaron Nesmith will not play until sometime in December at the earliest. Andrew Nembhard is out about two weeks. TJ McConnell is available.