Eight seconds into Game 3 of the NBA Finals, Andrew Nembhard earned a small victory. Frustrated with how the Indiana Pacers guard was harassing him off the ball, Oklahoma City Thunder star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander shoved Nembhard twice.

McConnell’s third inbounds steal followed an Andrew Nembhard jumper that brought Indiana within two early in the fourth. McConnell jumped in front of Caruso, who was inbounding the ball, and came up with the steal; his layup tied the game at 95 with 8:33 left.

Myles Turner showing his value as a do-it-all big in the NBA Finals isn’t a surprise. Myles Turner doing it in an Indiana Pacers uniform is the surprise, considering how many times he's been viewed as everybody else’s “missing piece” and constantly in trade rumors.

Roy Hibbert joins Colin Cowherd to discuss how the Indiana Pacers can upset the Oklahoma City Thunder in the NBA Finals, Cooper Flagg’s expectations in the NBA, and the New York Knicks’ search for their next head coach.