Overview
- Indiana’s defense triggered a 30-9 run late in the second quarter to turn a tight contest into a 64-42 halftime lead
- Despite a right calf strain, Tyrese Haliburton delivered 14 points, five assists and two steals in 23 minutes
- Obi Toppin paced the reserves with 20 points as the Pacers’ bench outscored Oklahoma City’s 48-37
- Shai Gilgeous-Alexander turned the ball over eight times—his postseason career high—while finishing with 21 points and two assists
- Game 7 will tip off Sunday at Paycom Center in Oklahoma City with the winner claiming the 2025 NBA title