On Wednesday, June 11, the Oklahoma City Thunder (68-14) and Indiana Pacers (50-32) are all set to square off from Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis for Game 3 of the NBA Finals. Oklahoma City rolled Indiana in Game 2, 123-107 behind Shai Gilgeous-Alexander ‘s 34 points, plus 34 more from Jalen Williams (19) and Chet Holmgren (15).

The Oklahoma City Thunder and the Indiana Pacers will have Game 3 of the NBA finals at Paycom Center on Sunday, June 8. The Oklahoma City Thunder punched a strong comeback in game 2 with 123-107, evening the series at 1-1.

After a Game 2 victory in favor of the OKC Thunder, Game 3 of the NBA Finals will shift to Indianapolis for the first time. It's a game that will be important f

Long-time NBA analyst Skip Bayless didn’t mince his words when he evaluated the Indiana Pacers’ performance during their 123-107 Game 2 loss against the Oklahoma City Thunder.

The Oklahoma City Thunder once again were in control against the Indiana Pacers in Game 2 of the 2025 NBA Finals on Sunday. This time they stayed in control for all 48 minutes. The Thunder won Game 2 comfortably,

The Oklahoma City Thunder could not go down 0-2 dropping both at home, and the team didn't. Let's take a look at three takeaways from the Thunder's most important game to date.

Holmgren shot 2-of-8 within four feet of the rim in Game 1, finishing the night with six points on nine shot attempts. It was a night where Daigneault leaned more into Isaiah Hartenstein (9 points on 3-of-5 shooting, plus 9 rebounds).

Game 1 of the NBA Finals could have been an especially crushing defeat for a young Oklahoma City Thunder team had they not dealt with nearly the exact same scenario earlier in these same playoffs