Indiana Pacers vs Brooklyn Nets injury report: Who's playing, injured and questionable players, head-to-head records, team stats, and more (February 11, 2026)

The Indiana Pacers visit the Brooklyn Nets on February 11, 2026, with both teams dealing with injuries and inconsistent results. Several regular starters are unavailable, which has forced both sides to adjust their rotations and rely more on younger players.Indiana is near the bottom of the Eastern Conference and continues to manage long-term absences. Brooklyn has had similar issues but has shown occasional stability. With key players missing, this game is expected to depend on depth and execution rather than star performances.

Indiana Pacers Injury Report and Availability vs Brooklyn Nets (February 11, 2026)

Out / Not Playing

• Tyrese Haliburton (PG) - Torn right Achilles tendon; out for the season • Johnny Furphy (SG) - Torn right ACL; out for the season • Pascal Siakam (PF) - Left hamstring soreness • T.J. McConnell (PG) - Right hamstring soreness • Andrew Nembhard (PG) - Low-back injury management • Aaron Nesmith (SG/SF) - Low-back soreness • Obi Toppin (PF) - Right-foot stress fracture • Ivica Zubac (C) - Left-ankle sprain; expected to miss multiple games

Questionable

• Micah Potter (C/PF) - Left-ankle sprain • Jarace Walker (PF) - Illness; could be on a minutes restriction

Probable

• Quenton Jackson (SG) - Expected to play extended minutes • Ethan Thompson (SG) - Likely part of the guard rotation • Taelon Peter (SG) - Expected to be availableWith Haliburton, Siakam, Nembhard, and McConnell out, Indiana is relying heavily on guards such as Kam Jones and Ben Sheppard.

Kobe Brown and Walker could provide frontcourt support if Walker is cleared.

Brooklyn Nets Injury Report and Availability vs Indiana Pacers (February 11, 2026)

Out / Not Playing

• Michael Porter Jr. (SF/PF) - Right-knee tendinitis • Tyson Etienne (G) - G-League assignment • Chaney Johnson (F) - G-League assignment • E.J. Liddell (F) - G-League assignment

Doubtful

• Nic Claxton (C) - Right-hip soreness; day-to-day

Probable

• Noah Clowney (PF) - Left-ankle sprain; may have a minutes limitIf Claxton does not play, Day’Ron Sharpe is expected to start at center, with Danny Wolf and Hunter Tyson supporting the frontcourt.

Ochai Agbaji, Terance Mann, and Ziaire Williams are likely to take on larger defensive roles with Porter Jr. unavailable.

Indiana Pacers vs Brooklyn Nets Rosters Expected to See the Floor (February 11, 2026)

Indiana Pacers 2025-26 Roster Snapshot

• Backcourt: Kam Jones, Ben Sheppard, Quenton Jackson, Ethan Thompson, Taelon Peter • Wings: Kobe Brown, Aaron Nesmith (out), Jarace Walker (questionable) • Frontcourt: Pascal Siakam (out), Obi Toppin (out), Micah Potter (questionable), Jay Huff, Ivica Zubac (out)Indiana’s offense is now more guard-focused, with Jones and Sheppard handling most of the playmaking.

Brooklyn Nets 2025-26 Roster Snapshot

• Backcourt: Terance Mann, Tyrese Martin, Ochai Agbaji, Drake Powell, Ben Saraf, Nolan Traore, Egor Demin • Wings/Forwards: Michael Porter Jr. (out), Josh Minott, Ziaire Williams, Jalen Wilson, Hunter Tyson • Frontcourt: Nic Claxton (doubtful), Noah Clowney (probable), Day’Ron Sharpe, Danny WolfBrooklyn continues to rely on wing depth and perimeter shooting.

Indiana Pacers vs Brooklyn Nets Head-to-Head History and Recent Meetings

The teams have met twice this season. Brooklyn won the November 5 game in Indianapolis, 112-103, with Michael Porter Jr.

scoring 32 points. Indiana still holds a slight edge in the all-time regular-season series, but the Nets have won three of the last five meetings since the 2023-24 season.

Team Stats Comparison (2025-26)

Indiana Pacers - Team Stats Snapshot

Indiana plays at a fast pace and rebounds well but has struggled with efficiency without its primary playmakers.

Brooklyn Nets - Team Stats Snapshot

Brooklyn attempts a high number of three-pointers but has had defensive issues, allowing opponents to shoot efficiently.

Indiana Pacers vs Brooklyn Nets Game Outlook (February 11, 2026)

The game is likely to feature quick possessions and frequent perimeter shots.

Indiana could have an advantage on the boards if Potter and Walker are available. Brooklyn’s interior defense may be tested if Claxton is ruled out.This matchup is shaped by injuries on both sides. Indiana is without several key players, while Brooklyn is missing important frontcourt contributors. Depth, rebounding, and shot selection are likely to decide the result as both teams try to improve their position in the standings.