The Golden State Warriors built a 48-42 halftime lead, and a 13-point lead late in the fourth quarter before the Indiana Pacers made a game out of it with minutes to go in the game. In the end, the Warriors held the Pacers rally behind Klay Thompson, who hit the game-winner with 0.6 seconds to go.

The Warriors struggled before the All-Star break but that’s behind them now. Golden State is 6-2 since and has won five of their last six outings.

View the slide show for more stats and facts of the Golden State Warriors and Indiana Pacers match-up on Tuesday.

NBA Golden State Warriors at Indiana Pacers
Klay Thompson with a quick post and spin to shoot over George Hill for the game-winner. Reuters
NBA Golden State Warriors at Indiana Pacers
Klay Thompson finished with a team-high 25 points (3/5 3FG) and 5 rebounds for Golden State, which had a 13-point lead mid-4th against Indiana. Reuters
NBA Golden State Warriors at Indiana Pacers
Paul George scored 27 points for game-high honors but just couldn't get the W for the Pacers, who lost just their fourth home game of the season. Reuters
NBA Golden State Warriors at Indiana Pacers
Mark Jackson’s Warriors are 6-2 since the All-Star break. They climb to 37-24 good for sixth in the West-- ahead of the logjam for the West's final playoff slots between Dallas, Phoenix, Memphis and Minnesota Reuters
NBA Golden State Warriors at Indiana Pacers
Stephen Curry almost cost the game for the Warriors late. He had a crucial turnover with less than a minute to go in the game that gave Indiana a chance to take the lead. Thanks to Thompson's game-winner, GSW fans can forget about that TO and that he scored ZERO in the final quarter vs. the Pacers. Reuters