"Stop this nonsense" - NBA fans react to Myles Turner’s Kylo Ren cosplay at Pacers' Star Wars night 

Myles Turner and the Indiana Pacers took on the Washington Wizards on Sunday night. Turner showed up at Gainbridge Fieldhouse sporting a cosplay of Star Wars' Kylo Ren. This was to celebrate Indiana's Star Wars night.

Fans on social media had a lot to say about Turner showing up as Kylo Ren. Fans remarked on how the Pacer's big man put more effort into his costumes compared to his game on the hardwood.

Here's what some said on X, formerly Twitter:

"Stop this nonsense is he a cosplayer or an actual NBA Player cause his rating so far this season are very low."

"Need to concentrate more on winning than playing dress up."

Here are some other fan reactions:

"Bro needs to focus on getting rebounds and winning, not cosplaying," one said.

"Just win a freaking game. Put in the work instead of the clown show we are seeing," another said.

"More focused on playing dress up than winning games. Incoming career game for Coulibaly," another said.

"We care more about Star wars night than winning 😳," one sarcastically said.

---

Pacers vs. Wizards recap: Myles Turner's force was strong in Indiana

NBA: Washington Wizards at Indiana Pacers - Source: Imagn

The Indiana Pacers hosted the Washington Wizards on a special Star Wars night home game on Sunday. Myles Turner's cosplay of Kylo Ren served as a lucky charm for the Pacers as the force was strong in Indiana as the Pacers finished with a 115-103 victory over the Wizards.

Taking care of business for Indiana were Pascal Siakam and Tyrese Haliburton. Siakam put up a solid all-around performance adding 22 points, six rebounds, six assists and one steal. Haliburton, on the other, nearly had a double-double outing with 21 points, nine assists, four rebounds and two steals.

Five other Pacers players were in double figures to help the team win. These were Bennedict Mathurin (16 points), Moses Brown (15 points), TJ McConnell (12 points), Obi Toppin (11 points) and Myles Turner (10 points).

The Indiana Pacers did a fantastic job in keeping the Wizards under control. None of the Wizards players scored 20 points, which was one of the main factors they struggled to keep up with the Pacers.