Hornets vs Pacers Match Player Stats | Wednesday, April 2nd 2025

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Hornets vs Pacers Match Player Stats | Wednesday, April 2nd 2025

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Todays Wednesday, April 2nd Matchup Details

Wednesday Charlotte Hornets at Indiana Pacers
Todays Game is on Wednesday, April 2nd 2025
02/04/25 19:00:00 PM EST Tipoff

Key Match Player Stats to Charlotte Hornets at Indiana Pacers

Josh Green has successfully made 48.0% of his 3-point shots over the last 5 games, 13.4% higher than he’s converted from 3-point range in all games this season.

The Pacers have played at the 6th-quickest pace in the NBA over the last 25 games with the home court advantage, which ought to increase possessions for the Hornets.

The Charlotte Hornets have been the 6th-best offensive rebounding offense in the league this year (offensive rebounds maintain possession and may therefore provide added opportunities for scoring and assists).

Josh Green has made 55.7% of his shots from the field over the last 5 games, 15.3% more than he’s converted over the course of the year.

Josh Green has made 100.0% of his free throw attempts over the last 5 games on the road, 24.4% higher than he’s put through the net overall this season away from home.

This year when they are the visiting squad, the opposing team’s starting SFs have attempted 4.0 foul shots per game (4th-highest in the NBA) against the Pacers, making it fairly effortless to draw fouls.

Among all players in the NBA, Myles Turner registers in the 87th percentile for three-pointers hit, averaging 2.2 per game this year.

Myles Turner has been on the court for 30.4 minutes per game this year, ranking among the most used players in the league: 82nd percentile.

In regard to shots from behind the three-point arc, the Pacers’s terrific 38.1% rate of converted threes while at home places 7th-best in the NBA this year.

The number of three-pointers attempted against Mark Williams has been remarkably high (3.0 per game) when guarding opposing starting Cs this year (100th percentile).

The Pacers have played at the 6th-quickest tempo in the NBA over the last 25 games at home.

Compared to last year’s 1.0 clip, Pascal Siakam’s three-pointers drained have jumped this year to 1.6 per game.

Out of all players in the league, Pascal Siakam places in the 90th percentile for playing time, compiling an enormous 32.8 minutes per game this year.

This year when they are at home, the opposing team’s starting PFs have shot 47.4% on 3-pointers (3rd-best in the NBA) vs. the Hornets, creating a good matchup.

Aaron Nesmith has successfully made 53.5% of his 3-point attempts over the last 10 games, 12.3% more than he’s converted from 3-point range overall this year.

Aaron Nesmith stands to get a boost in efficiency in all facets of the game due to having the home court advantage in this game.

Out of all players in the league, Pascal Siakam lands in the 93rd percentile for field goals scored, registering a colossal 7.9 per game this year.

With respect to shooting, the Indiana Pacers’s fantastic 122.1 points per game rates 4th-most in the NBA over the last 10 games.

This year, the opposition’s starting PFs have averaged 55.8% on field goals (best in the NBA) vs. the Hornets, designating this as a good matchup.

Miles Bridges has attempted 7.1 shots from downtown per game this year, placing him in the 93rd percentile out of all players in the NBA.

Miles Bridges has sunk 4.3 foul shots per game over the last 15 games, 0.8 higher than he’s sunk in all games this season.

The matchup against the Indiana Pacers is a favorable one for drawing fouls; the opposing team’s starting PFs have attempted an enormous 5.8 free throws per game this year (most in the league).

Mark Williams has made 79.1% of his shots from the field over the last 5 games on the road, 12.9% more than he’s put through the hoop over the course of the year away from his home court.

The matchup with Myles Turner comes in at just the 93rd percentile for difficulty with the opposing team’s starting Cs converting a monstrous 61.9% of their field goals this year.

Mark Williams has sunk 100.0% of his foul shots over the last 5 games, 17.7% higher than he’s made over the course of the season.

Among all players in the league, Andrew Nembhard measures in the 77th percentile for playing time, totaling an enormous 29.2 minutes per game this year.

The matchup against the Hornets is a positive one for three-point shots; opposing starting SGs have totaled the 3rd-most three-pointers per game in the league this year (2.5).

Andrew Nembhard will have the home court advantage in this matchup. Playing in your home stadium generally boosts stat production across the board.

Tyrese Haliburton has made 45.4% of his 3-point shots over the last 15 games, 9.0% higher than he’s made from downtown overall this season.

Tyrese Haliburton has been on the court for 33.7 minutes per game this year, seeing the court more than most players in the NBA: 92nd percentile.

This year when they have the home court advantage, the opposition’s starting PGs have shot 44.4% on three-pointers (4th-highest in the league) against the Charlotte Hornets, resulting in a strong matchup.

Aaron Nesmith has successfully made 53.0% of his shot attempts from the field over the last 10 games at home, 5.7% more than he’s converted overall this year while playing at home.

The matchup vs. Charlotte is a strong one; when the Hornets are on the road, they have allowed the 4th-most points per game in the NBA to the opposition’s starting SFs over the last 5 games (22.3).

Myles Turner has converted 53.0% of his field goal attempts over the last 10 games at home, 5.7% higher than he’s put through the net overall this season while playing at home.

In comparison to last year’s 1.0 mark, Andrew Nembhard’s number of foul shot attempts has jumped this year to 2.2 foul shot attempts per game.

Tyrese Haliburton has converted 100.0% of his foul shots over the last 5 games at home, 9.2% more than he’s sunk in all games this year when playing at home.

Negative Match Player Stats Trends that should impact Charlotte Hornets at Indiana Pacers

Among all players in the NBA, Josh Green lands in the 80th percentile for personal fouls, putting up a whopping 2.2 fouls per game away from his home court this year.

In terms of three-pointers, the Hornets’s lackluster 33.4% rate of made threes settles in as the lowest in the league over the last 20 games.

The matchup vs. the Pacers is a challenging one for shots from behind the three-point arc; opposing starting SFs have totaled the least 3-point attempts per game in the NBA this year (2.9).

The Charlotte Hornets have played at the 9th-least up-tempo pace in the NBA this year.

Josh Green will not possess the home court advantage in this game. Playing away from your home stadium tends to reduce stat production in all facets of the game.

With respect to shooting, the Charlotte Hornets’s unimpressive 102.7 points per game ranks fewest in the league over the last 25 games.

Myles Turner has averaged 2.6 personal fouls per game this year, ranking him as one of the highest-fouling players in the league (92nd percentile).

The Hornets have played at the 9th-most sluggish pace-of-play in the NBA this year, which should reduce plays for the Pacers.

The Pacers rank as the worst offensive rebounding offense in the league over the last 20 games on their home court (offensive rebounds maintain possession, and a lack of them can therefore eliminate additional chances for scoring and assists).

Out of all players in the league, Pascal Siakam ranks in the 88th percentile for personal fouls, tallying an enormous 2.5 fouls per game this year.

Aaron Nesmith has been called for 2.6 personal fouls per game this year, ranking him as one of the most foul-whistled players in the league (93rd percentile).

Over the last 20 games, the opposing team’s starting SFs have totaled 3.6 3-point attempts per game (fewest in the NBA) against the Charlotte Hornets, identifying this as a difficult matchup.

This year when they are playing at home, opposing starting PFs have attempted 2.6 free throws per game (3rd-fewest in the league) vs. the Hornets, struggling to draw fouls.

In contrast to last year’s 37.5 clip, Miles Bridges’s playing time has been reduced this year to 32.1 minutes per game.

The matchup against the Pacers is a tough one for shot attempts from downtown; the other team’s starting PFs have totaled the least 3-point attempts per game in the NBA this year (2.5).

Miles Bridges ought to suffer a drop-off in production across the board on account of playing away from home in this matchup.

Mark Williams has averaged 2.4 personal fouls per game this year, placing him among the most foul-prone players in the league (86th percentile).

Mark Williams will not enjoy the benefit of the home court advantage in this contest. Playing without the home court advantage usually decreases player performance across the board.

Out of all players in the NBA, Andrew Nembhard registers in the 83rd percentile for personal fouls, putting up a colossal 2.3 fouls per game this year.

The clash with Mark Williams in regard to getting to the free-throw line ranks in the 17th percentile for difficulty with opposing starting Cs attempting just 2.4 free throws per game this year when they have the home court advantage.

The matchup against the Hornets is a tough one for field goal attempts; the opposing team’s starting PGs have totaled the least shot attempts per game in the league this year (11.3).

This year, the opposing team’s starting PGs have attempted 2.9 free throws per game (3rd-lowest in the league) against the Charlotte Hornets, struggling to get to the foul line.

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