The Brooklyn Nets play host to the Indiana Pacers, at Barclays Center on Monday evening.

The Nets (5-7) return home from a road, trip, where they went 2-3, with wins in Portland and Chicago, and losses in Phoenix, Utah and Denver. This marks the first game of a three-game home stand for the Nets, who have won their last two at home and are 3-2 at home on the season. The Nets are averaging 116.8 points per game, which is fifth most in the league, but they are giving up an average of 118.8 points against, which is fourth most in the league. Kyrie Irving (shoulder) missed the Nets' last contest and remains questionable for action on Monday. Irving leads the team in scoring, with 28.0 points per game. Spencer Dinwiddie started the last contest and finished with 24 points in the win. Dinwiddie is averaging 17.7 points per game.

Meanwhile, the Pacers (7-6) went from a four-game win streak to losing their two most recent contests. They have dropped two of their last three on the road, where they are 2-4 this season. Malcolm Brogdon (back) missed the Pacers' last game and remains questionable for action on Monday. He is averaging team-highs with 19.2 points and 8.2 assists per game. Domantas Sabonis is averaging 18.8 points and a team-high 13.4 rebounds. After missing eight games, Myles Turner (ankle) returned to action in the Pacers' most recent contest and finished with 16 points, 11 rebounds, four blocks, two assists and a steal, in 33 minutes of action. The Pacers are shooting 82.5 percent from the foul line, which is third best in the league, but are averaging league-lows in free-throw attempts (17.6), and makes (14.5) per game.