Despite not playing for Indiana Tuesday night due to injury, Myles Turner is able to talk smack to those who bet against the Pacers. Photo by Brian Rothmuller/Icon Sportswire

Myles Turner had a big message for the doubters after his Indiana Pacers delivered a blowout win in their play-in game on Tuesday night.

Turner’s Pacers hosted the Charlotte Hornets in the 9-10 play-in game. Indiana came out strong, led by 24 at the half, and won 144-117 in convincing fashion. The Pacers were in control the whole way and dominated.

After the game, Turner gave a sarcastic shoutout on Twitter to the non-fans (“casuals”) who bet against them.

It’s nice of Turner, who did not play due to a sprained right toe, to feel good about the win, but his celebration is premature.

The Pacers may have eliminated the Hornets, but Indiana still needs to win its next game in order to make the playoffs. The Pacers will face the loser of the 7-8 game between the Boston Celtics and Washington Wizards in need of a second win.

Turner always seems to have fun with the fans on social media, and Tuesday was no exception.

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