Indiana Pacers destroys OKC and forces the seventh game of the Finals
We will have a final act after a sublime duel from an Indianapolis team that ended up being able to count on Haliburton
Indiana Pacers has won with a lot of superiority the sixth game of the NBA Finals against Oklahoma City Thunder, and this Sunday we will experience the seventh encounter in OKC.
Finally, Tyrese Haliburton was able to play despite his injury and performed at a high level. A tremendous 36-17 partial in the second quarter that destroyed the game. The Thunder went nearly 7 minutes without scoring, and the game ended there. Hali only had to play 23 minutes, during which he scored 14 points and dished out 5 assists. They even led by 30. Andrew Nembhard scored up to 17 points, being their top scorer. Pascal Siakam reached 16 points. The Thunder succumbed to a dominant Pacers. It was the twenty-seventh game in NBA Finals history.
In OKC, as we mentioned, a horrible game without chances. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander finished with 21 points, the game's top scorer. Jalen Williams went up to 16 points. They shot only 23% on threes. As we said, no chances. After winning 2 consecutive games and turning around a series that had initially seemed very tough for them, they will have to take one more step at home to take the championship.
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