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Up next for the Lakers: Sunday vs. Indiana

Pacers are 10-4, thanks to a balanced lineup. Derrick Caracter has been cleared to practice.

January 22, 2012|By Ben Bolch

Pacers forward Danny Granger drives to the basket against Kings guard John… (Steve Yeater / Associated…)

When: 6:30.

Where: Staples Center.

On the air: TV: FS West; Radio: 710, 1330.

Records: Lakers 10-7, Pacers 10-4.

Update: Lakers forward Derrick Caracter, who hasn't played this season because of a torn knee ligament, participated in limited drills Saturday and has been cleared to practice. He could make his season debut in the next week. The Pacers have seven players who average at least 10 points a game, led by forward Danny Granger (16.2 points), center Roy Hibbert (13.6 points, 10.1 rebounds) and free-agent acquisition David West (11.6 points).