Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson and Andrew Wiggins are getting more in sync with each other. That's bad news for the rest of the NBA and should be a boost for Golden State's offense. Thompson had his best shooting and scoring game in the Warriors' last matchup two days ago against the Pistons since returning five games ago.

The Warriors should be able to connect frequently from 3-point range against a weak Pacers perimeter defense. Indiana also is without rim protector Myles Turner, out with a foot injury. Turner has been the premier shot blocker in the league the past couple of seasons.

Turner's absence is a plus for the Over. So is the absence of Draymond Green, a tough defender and rebounder. Golden State ranks No. 1 defensively, but has missed Green. The Warriors held the punchless Pistons to 86 points in their last game, but previous to that had surrendered 116, 118 and 119 points in three of their last four games.

The Pacers beat the Lakers, 111-104, last night. The Warriors like to play up-tempo. They don't figure to deviate from that style, catching Indiana without rest.