US EditionIndiana Pacers, Oklahoma City Thunder Hold Practice Before NBA Finals Game 2
- On June 5, the Indiana Pacers edged out the Oklahoma City Thunder 111-110 in the first game of the 2025 NBA Finals held in Oklahoma City.
- The Pacers secured the victory after a tight game, highlighted by Tyrese Haliburton’s decisive shot in the final moments and the Thunder’s rally from a 15-point deficit.
- Both teams practiced at Paycom Center on June 7 ahead of the crucial Game 2, with coaches Mark Daigneault and Rick Carlisle preparing lineups and strategies for adjustments.
- Shai Gilgeous-Alexander topped the scoring chart with 38 points in Game 1 and underscored the critical importance of securing a victory in Game 2 for the Thunder, a sentiment echoed by forward Chet Holmgren.
- The Pacers lead the series 1-0 and could take a rare 2-0 road advantage if they win Game 2, while the Thunder risk serious title chances if they lose again.
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AN extreme weather warning forced ESPN to consider producing Game 2 of the NBA Finals remotely. The broadcaster is responsible for coverage of the Finals, which is also being shown on ABC. ReutersThe Oklahoma City Thunder beat the Indiana Pacers last night[/caption] GettyRichard Jefferson, Doris Burke and Mike Breen called the game from courtside[/caption] Their crew was in Oklahoma City for most of last week, with Games 1 and 2 both taking plac…
Oklahoma City and Indiana will meet in Game 2 of the NBA Finals. The Pacers won the opening game in a tense playoff when Tyrese Haliburton hit a six-footer with 0.3 seconds left.
Oklahoma City, U.S.A., 7 Jun (EFE).- After losing a tough game on Thursday until 0.3 seconds remained, the Oklahoma City Thunder hope to react this Sunday at the second NBA Finals match to the surprising Indiana Pacers. Both Thunder and Pacers rested on Friday on the only day off from the Finals calendar and this Saturday they returned to training at the Paycom Center in Oklahoma City, which will host the second duel this Sunday starting at 19 h…
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NBA Finals: Indiana knows what expect from Oklahoma City in Game 2
OKLAHOMA CITY — When the Oklahoma City Thunder get hit, they tend to hit back. Immediately, too. Everybody knows what probably is coming in Game 2 of the NBA Finals on Sunday night. The Thunder, down 1-0 in the series with the Indiana Pacers, will be raring to go. That’s been their way all season; the Thunder are 17-2, including the NBA Cup final loss, in the next game after a defeat — with those 17 wins coming by an average of 17.5 points. The …
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