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Indiana Pacers vs. Oklahoma City Thunder: Live updates, highlights from Game 2 of the NBA Finals

Teams with a 2-0 lead in the NBA Finals have a 93% winning percentage.

· 7h · on MSN

Pacers, back home in Indiana, have some things to figure out before Game 3 vs. Thunder in NBA Finals

· 19h · on MSN

NBA Finals Game 2 results, highlights: OKC evens series with Indiana

· 18h

Pacers vs Thunder tickets: How much are tickets to Game 3 of the NBA Finals?

The Pacers and Thunder split the first two games in OKC, with Tyrese Haliburton's last-second jumper taking Game 1 for the Pacers before the Thunder handled Indiana in Game 2.

· 19h

See photos from Game 2 of the Pacers vs Thunder in the NBA Finals in Oklahoma City

· 22h

Fans get ready for Game 2 of the NBA Finals between the Thunder and Pacers: See top photos

· 15h

Carlson: A late Tyrese Haliburton heater doesn't doom Thunder in NBA Finals this time

The Thunder's strong defense, particularly on Tyrese Haliburton for the first three quarters, was key to their victory.

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Chet Holmgren can't pull disappearing act in NBA Finals again. OKC needs his offense.

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Pacers vs Thunder in NBA Finals Game 1 was least-watched opener outside of COVID-era games

Thunder beat Pacers, Expect OKC to dominate rest of series? | The Herd

The Oklahoma City Thunder beat the Indiana Pacers 123-107 in Game 2 of the NBA Finals. Colin Cowherd discusses the impact of the Thunder winning Game 2 in dominant fashion, and if the Thunder can maintain control of the series.

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Thunder vs Pacers prediction: NBA Finals Game 2 odds, injury updates for OKC-Indiana

NBA Finals Game 2 predictions, picks and odds as the Oklahoma City Thunder hosts the Indiana Pacers on June 8. Plus injury updates and news.

Starting 5, June 3: Inside OKC & Indiana's elite roster depth

Winning Results: OKC’s bench owns a Playoff-best +67 point differential. That impact shows up individually, too, as three of OKC’s top six players in Playoff plus-minus are reserves – Wallace (2), Caruso (5) and Aaron Wiggins (6) The Secret? Cohesion and a total commitment to making winning plays — no matter who’s on the floor.