Overview
- Gilgeous-Alexander’s ninth consecutive home playoff game scoring at least 30 points tied Wilt Chamberlain’s NBA record
- He amassed 72 points through the first two Finals games, surpassing Allen Iverson’s mark for most by a player in their opening series appearances
- Alex Caruso contributed 20 points off the bench and Aaron Wiggins added 18, underscoring the Thunder’s depth
- Oklahoma City forced 15 turnovers with aggressive rotations, held Indiana to 45.1% shooting and converted those takeaways into 14 points
- Game 3 is Wednesday at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, where the Pacers must boost their paint scoring after totaling just 38 points in the lane