The Golden State Warriors play host to the Indiana Pacers at Chase Center on Tuesday.

The Pacers (6-4) come into this matchup losing their last two ballgames, with the most recent one coming on Monday against the Sacramento Kings. That followed up a defeat against the Phoenix Suns over the weekend and it's commonplace for a team to struggle on their West Coast road trips with so many good teams on that side of the country. That trip does continue here though and they have the Los Angeles Clippers to look forward to later in the week. The good news is that this team continues to get elite production from their players. Domantas Sabonis and Malcolm Brogdon both had great games on Monday while Victor Oladipo continued his bounceback campaign. All three of those guys are definitely in consideration to reach the All-Star game this season and that says a lot about this club.

The Warriors (6-4) got off to an inauspicious start to the season with two blowout losses but have gone on to win six of their eight games since. Most recently, they've won two straight, beating the Los Angeles Clippers and Toronto Raptors. Those are two of the most talented teams in the NBA and it says a lot that they've been able to prevail against such good competition. What makes it even more amazing is the fact that they got Sunday's win despite Stephen Curry shooting just 2-of-16 from the field. It's a rare sight for this team to play well when Curry is struggling and it's great to see all of the guys around him getting better. Draymond Green's near triple-double was definitely the most promising thing in that victory and if he can get back to the stud Draymond we remember, Golden State might make the playoffs after all.

These teams played just once last season, with Indiana prevailing, 129-118. Prior to that, the Warriors won eight of their previous 11 games over the Pacers dating back to 2014.