Thunder vs. Pacers live updates: 2025 NBA Finals Game 4 start time, picks and predictions

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander had it tough tonight, just like the Oklahoma City Thunder had had it all series from the Indiana Pacers.

Tonight, the Thunder crucially came out on top.

“We finally struck together some stops,” Gilgeous-Alexander told ESPN. “We knew it when we woke up this morning; 3-1 is a lot different than 2-2 going back home. We played with desperation until the end of the game, and that’s why we won.

“We got to try to maintain the same desperation going into game five, game six, whatever it may be.

“It’s a dark fight every time you step onto the floor. At both ends of the floor, they make you work. We like to make teams work. So whoever imposes their will, the best of the series will come out on top. And that’s our goal.”

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