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What do the bracketed scores under the ESPN scores for NBA mean?

For example today at http://scores.espn.go.com/nba/scoreboard for the Lakers v Pacers game under the Pacers it says (20-39, 7-23 away) and under the Lakers it says (45-15, 28-5 home). What do these scores mean? Is it some sort of form or what? Sorry I’m from UK and new to basketball!

That’s their team records wins and losses
Pacers won 20 games and lost 39…….on the road they won 7 and lost 23

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