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In the immortal words of Zaza Pachulia, "we're going to Game 7, baby!" The Indiana Pacers dominated Game 6 of the 2025 NBA Finals on Thursday, leading by as many as 31 points en route to a 108-91 win over the Oklahoma City Thunder. The NBA Finals are now tied, 3-3, and this is the first time that the Finals have gone to a Game 7 since 2016, when the Cleveland Cavaliers beat the Golden State Warriors.The Pacers missed their first eight shots of the game, but quickly turned things around with a huge first-half run to take the lead. In the second quarter, they outscored the Thunder 36-17 to take a 22-point lead into halftime. The Thunder were never able to make things competitive after the break. Ben Sheppard hit a 3-pointer at the buzzer to push the Pacers' lead up to 30 heading into the fourth, and the final frame was essentially garbage time.Tyrese Haliburton, who was questionable heading into the game due to a calf strain, only had to play 22 minutes because of how comfortable the game was for the Pacers. He finished with 14 points and five assists. The Pacers' back-up point guard, TJ McConnell, was the star of the show. He put up 12 points, nine rebounds, six assists and four steals in another stellar outing in the Finals. As a team, the Pacers made 15 3-pointers and turned the ball over just 10 times.Game 7 is set for Sunday night in Oklahoma City at 8 p.m. ET.Finally, another Finals Game 7The NBA Finals have unfortunately been rather anti-climactic over the last decade. This is the first time that the championship series is going the distance since the Cleveland Cavaliers staged their historic 3-1 comeback to defeat the Golden State Warriors in 2016. Since then, there's been a number of mismatches and forgettable matchups. A few weeks ago, the general consensus was that the trend would continue. The Thunder were huge favorites, and when they jumped out to an early double-digit lead in Game 1 and went ahead by 15 in the fourth quarter, that line of thinking seemed wise. Then, suddenly, the Pacers stormed back to win the opener in the final second on a Tyrese Haliburton jumper. Ever since that Pacers comeback, this series has been awesome. If you just glanced at the final scores, you may not realize it, but the series has been extremely competitive and entertaining. Hopefully Game 7 will be as well. Here's a look at the eight NBA Finals Game 7s of the last 50 years:1978: Washington Bullets def. Seattle SuperSonics, 4-31984: Boston Celtics def. Los Angeles Lakers, 4-31988: Los Angeles Lakers def. Detroit Pistons, 4-31994: Houston Rockets def. New York Knicks, 4-32005: San Antonio Spurs def. Detroit Pistons, 4-32010: Los Angeles Lakers def. Boston Celtics, 4-32013: Miami Heat def. San Antonio Spurs, 4-32016: Cleveland Cavaliers def. Golden State Warriors, 4-3While Sunday's Game 7 will be a historic moment, the players involved are trying to stay in the moment. "Not trying to look at it from like a big-picture thing," Tyrese Haliburton said. "We've got one game. One game. It's nothing that's happened before matters, and nothing that's going to happen after matters. It's all about that one game. Just trying to approach it the right way for the next couple days."It was T.J. timePacers guard T.J. McConnell has been amazing all postseason long, but especially in this series. That remained true on Thursday, as he put together arguably the best playoff performance of his career considering the stage and the stakes: 12 points, nine rebounds, six assists and four steals. After the Pacers missed their first eight shots of the game, McConnell helped change the energy in the first quarter with his usual tricks off the bench. All of a sudden, the Pacers were not only back in the game, but in front. They never trailed again. His effort was particularly important on a night when Haliburton was playing through a calf strain and was not his usual self. "It's no surprise what T.J. does out there," Obi Toppin said. "Any time he comes into the game, the crowd loves him, and he feeds off of that. He had a great start to the game, and it got us going. Brought juice into the game, energy into the game, and it has been like that the whole game. So, I feel like he was a big part of this win today.", The Indiana Pacers dominated Game 6 of the 2025 NBA Finals on Thursday, leading by as many as 31 points en route to a 108-91 win over the Oklahoma City Thunder., Game 6 of the 2025 NBA Finals between the Thunder and Pacers will tip off around 8:30 p.m. ET on Thursday, June 19. The game will be played at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, Ind..
The Oklahoma City Thunder are favorites to win the series vs. the Indiana Pacers in Game 6 of the 2025 NBA Finals, according to BetMGM (odds as of Thursday, June 19): Spread : Thunder (-5.5 , Obi Toppin scored 20 points, Andrew Nembhard scored 17 points and Pascal Siakam posted 16 to lead the Pacers to a 108-91 win over the Thunder in Game 6., Pacers vs. Thunder NBA Finals: Alex Caruso has been giving OKC a little bit of everything — including a lot more minutes. The Thunder's do-it-all energizer and defensive menace has been a bigger , Six different Pacers scored in double figures, with Obi Toppin scoring a team-high 20 off the bench. Pre-order our new book on the Thunder's road to NBA Finals CARLSON: Thunder needs Shai Gilgeous-Alexander to play like the MVP again to win NBA title Thunder vs Pacers live score updates in NBA Finals Game 6. Sign up for the Thunder Sports Minute newsletter to access more NBA coverage., • Pacers force a Game 7: The Indiana Pacers absolutely destroyed the Oklahoma City Thunder in Game 6 of the NBA Finals, 108-91. The series is now locked at 3-3. • Game 7 is on Sunday: With the , The NBA Finals are going to the limit after the Indiana Pacers demolish the Oklahoma City Thunder 108-91 in Game 6. Obi Toppin scores 20 points, Andrew Nembhard 17 points, Pascal Siakam 16 with 13 .