Thunder won the first championship in the team history 4-3! Alexander detonated his home court 29+12, and Caruso made a contribution 10+3

On June 23, in the NBA Finals tiebreak, the Thunder defeated the Pacers 103-91 at home, and defeated the Pacers 4-3 in the series and successfully won the first championship in the team history. In this game, Alexander scored 29 points, 5 rebounds and 12 assists, scoring key goals many times to detonate the atmosphere at home. Jewe also scored 20 points, Homegren scored 18 points, Caruso scored 10 points, 3 rebounds, 3 steals and 1 block. In the game, the offense and defense intensity was full and he made another contribution. On the Pacers, Halliburton only played 7 minutes and scored 9 points, then was seriously injured and withdrew from the game. Mathering scored 24 points and 13 rebounds, McConnell scored 16 points, Sika scored 16 points, and Nemhard scored 15 points.

This is the last game of the season, and it is also the league's tiebreak battle again in the finals after 9 years. For both sides, there is no reservation in this game. They only have the chance to win the championship by fighting with all their might. Halliburton continues to play with injuries in this battle. He longs to be able to continue fighting with this team.

At the beginning of the first quarter, Halliburton was in a hot state. He scored three consecutive three-pointers and scored 9 points, but unfortunately, Halliburton was seriously injured and returned to the locker room with the help of his teammates. The Pacers then officially confirmed that Halliburton could not return in this game. After losing the team leader, the Pacers played quite tenaciously. Relying on the performance of Sika and Nemhard, the Pacers were 3 points behind the Thunder 22-25 in the first quarter.

Coming in the second quarter, the Thunder continued to miss the iron from the outside, and the Pacers showed a strong lineup depth. Mathering and McConnell stood up on the bench. The two players teamed up to score 12 points in a single quarter, and Nemhard and Nesmith also played on the outside. The Pacers magically overtook the Thunder by 1 point before the end of the half, and the team regained the initiative in the game.

The side changes again, after the Thunder adjusted halftime, the team found the shooting feel on the outside, Alexander, Homegren and Jewe made three-pointers in a row, and Wallace was able to hit the outside, and the team made a concerted effort to widen the score difference to double digits. The Pacers don't have many ways to limit the Thunder's scoring. The team can only rely on McConnell's magical performance to respond on the offensive end. His 12 points in a single quarter have been burned out, but the team only scored 20 points in total, while the Thunder scored 34 points in a single quarter and directly won 14 points. After the first three quarters, the Thunder has surpassed the Pacers by 13 points, and the team has completely controlled the game trend. In the last quarter of the game, the Thunder relied on continuous strong attacks to widen the gap to 22 points, and the Pacers responded immediately. They did not give up the game. Matherin became the team's main attack point. He scored 8 points in a row and led the team to a 11-1 offense to chase it to only 12 points. Both teams then fell into a long scoring drought, and the score difference remained at double digits. With 2 minutes left in the game, with Homegren's cut in the inside and Alexander scored two free throws, and the Pacers also found it difficult to narrow the score difference. Finally, in this final tiebreak battle, the Thunder, who played at home, laughed to the end, and they successfully withstood the Pacers' impact and won the first championship trophy in team history. The Pacers were unfortunately eliminated with a big score of 3-4, and the team was only one victory away from their first championship in the history.