US EditionThe Oklahoma City Thunder beat the Indiana Pacers 111-104 in Game 4 to tie the NBA Finals
- The Oklahoma City Thunder overcame the Indiana Pacers with a 111-104 victory Friday night in Indianapolis, leveling the NBA Finals series at two games each.
- The Pacers came out strong, putting up 20 points within the opening 4:59 and holding a 60-57 advantage at halftime before the Thunder mounted a comeback in the second half.
- Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 35 points, including 15 in the final 4:38 and nine straight down the stretch, helping the Thunder take their first second-half lead at 104-103 with 2:23 remaining.
- Thunder coach Mark Daigneault praised Gilgeous-Alexander by saying, "He definitely showed who he is tonight," while Gilgeous-Alexander urged the team to "maintain the same desperation" for Game 5 at Oklahoma City on Monday.
- By winning Game 4, the Thunder reclaimed home-court advantage and kept their hopes alive, turning the series into a best-of-three where a 3-1 lead historically favors the champion.
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