Shai Gilgas-Alexander scored 34 points to win Oklahoma City Thunder 123–107 to win 123–107 over Indiana pacers in Oklahoma City-Sunday night NBA Finals.
Thunder covered a 1–1 series in Wednesday’s Game 3 in Indianapolis.
Gilgus-Alexander went to eight out of 12 from eight assistance and five rebound couples and 11 out of 12.
After allowing the 15-point fourth quarter leap in game 1, Oklahoma City did not give such inauguration to Pacors this time.
Thunder took an edge for good late in the first quarter, and in the second quarter, with less than five minutes, his lead increased with 19–2 runs-his rescue and Gilgas-Alexander was finished at the other end at the end of both.
At that point, the rescue of Oklahoma City did not force several turnover and did not take advantage of anything that caused it.
But during that big run in the second quarter, Gilgus-Alexander scored seven out of the last nine points of Oklahoma City-all pacers turnover.
Indiana quickly responded with a 10–0 run for 52–39 scores, but never found a 13-point deficit.
After scoring just 11 points on 25 pacers turnover in game 1, Thunder scored 14 runs in 15 Indiana turnover in game 2.
While Gilgius-Alexander still led the path, Thunder also showed his aggressive depth more.
In Game 1, Jalen Williams and Chet Holmagraine jointly jumped out of 28 from the floor, Holmagraine was going with just 2 -for -9 with six points.
In Game 2, Holmagren decided a lot, after recalling his first game of the game, hitting five consecutive shots.
While Williams were not highly skilled, scoring 19 points on shooting 5 -14, they went to 8 -for -9 on the free -thro line and five Assist.
The Holmagren ended with 15 points while Alex Caruso distanced 20 and Aaron Vignins 18 from the bench.
Tierich Heliberton, who hit the game 1 in game 1, led the pacers with 17 points in the fourth quarter.
But by that time, the game for Oklahoma City was well.
Indiana won the first two matches in each of the first three rounds.
Oklahoma City has so far lost a back-to-back game in the playoffs.
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