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What key plays from Thunder-Pacers Game 1 tell us about the NBA Finals going forward
So … what exactly happened here, and what does it mean going forward? That’s what I’ve been trying to figure out ever since I staggered out of Paycom Center late Thursday in the wake of the Indiana Pacers’ stunning 111-110 comeback win against the Oklahoma City Thunder in Game 1 of the NBA Finals.
Finals Film Study: Pacers' offense vs. Thunder defense
Their effective field goal percentage of 57.6% is the second-best mark for a Finals team through the conference finals in playoff history. In these playoffs, the Pacers rank fourth in field goal percentage in the paint (58.7%), first in mid-range field goal percentage (48.7%) and first in 3-point percentage (40.1%).
While the Thunder absolutely earned their Game 4 win, the ending was once again devoid of drama. How does the NBA correct ...
but I find it more likely the rested Wolves put up a better fight than they did last year against the Mavericks and make the inexperienced Thunder earn their trip to the finals in an uncomfortable ...
The matchup for the 2025 Western Conference finals is set, and the No. 1-seeded Oklahoma City Thunder will battle the sixth-seeded Minnesota Timberwolves for a spot in the NBA Finals. The Wolves ...
They haven’t even played in the NBA Finals since joining the NBA as an expansion team in 1989. The Oklahoma City Thunder have been to the Finals once since relocating from Seattle in 2008 ...
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