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How Thunder's Alex Caruso made NBA Finals history in Game 4 win over Pacers
Caruso is averaging 10 more minutes per game in these Finals (29.3) than in the regular season (19.3), and his impact has been felt throughout the postseason.

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OKC Thunder's comeback win in NBA Finals Game 4 vs. Pacers explained in eight plays
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How 'competitive monster' Alex Caruso helped Thunder get Game 4 win over Pacers
NBA Finals TV ratings don't reflect complete picture of fan reach
Yes, ratings are down from last season’s Finals between Boston and Dallas, and yes, the Thunder-Pacers Finals have brought in millions of viewers, including a peak of 11.54 million at 11 p.m. ET of G...

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Pacers vs. Thunder live updates: 2025 NBA Finals Game 5 start time, picks and predictions
Where to watch NBA Finals: Thunder vs. Pacers TV channel, live stream, Game 5 prediction, pick, time, odds
NBA Finals Game 5 updates: Pacers vs Thunder predictions, time, where to watch
Oklahoma City was able to even the series heading back home thanks to league MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, who scored 15 of his 35 points in the fourth quarter of the Thunder's Game 4 win.

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2025 NBA Finals schedule, odds, TV coverage: Pacers vs. Thunder game times, dates with OKC up 3-2
SGA, Jalen Williams Help Thunder Hold Off Pacers in Game 5 as NBA Fans Eye OKC Title
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander Seems Off On Thunder's Game 4 Win Anomaly: "We Got To Correct That"
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander seemed disillusioned with the win in Game 4, claiming that the team did just enough to get by with a win while also adding that they needed to be better if they intend to win it all.
How dominant was Shai Gilgeous-Alexander in fourth? Inside stats of Thunder's Game 4 win
There are plenty of SGA-related numbers after the OKC Thunder's Game 4 win but there were plenty of other key numbers as well.
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Backup guards end Thunder's three-point slump in Game 5 win
In Game 4, the Oklahoma City Thunder made the fewest three-pointers by any team in an NBA Finals win since 2010. In Game 5, their backup guards single-handedly ended their three-point drought.
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Thunder Make History in Game 4 Win: By The Numbers
The Oklahoma City Thunder became the first NBA team ever to win a game while recording 10 or fewer assists, committing 15+ turnovers, and shooting under 20% from three.
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