The big reversal amazed the whole game, the substitute surprises scored 20 points in 7 of 9 shots, and the NBA Finals scored 2-2!

In the G4 battle in the NBA Finals, the Thunder faced the Pacers away. The early situation of the game was shocking, with the Thunder accidentally losing two of the previous three games, causing them to fall 1-2 in the series. As the King of the West and the best-performing team in the league, the Thunder's defeat was particularly surprising, while the fourth-ranked Pacers in the East showed the potential of a dark horse. In the first quarter of the

, the Pacers quickly exerted their strength from the beginning. Although they were behind 4-0, they quickly scored 6 points in a row and began to build a leading advantage. In the subsequent game, the Thunder kept trying to catch up, while the Pacers played steadily and maintained pressure. Although Halliburton has not yet fully performed, Siakam's performance is quite eye-catching. Jaylenway became the Thunder's main scoring point, helping the team maintain suspense. At the end of the first quarter, the Thunder fell slightly behind their opponents 34-35. Alexander performed relatively low-key in this quarter and even failed to play the whole game.

Entered the second quarter, and Alexander gradually found his feeling, first hitting a jump shot, and then Nemhard failed to hit a three-pointer in the bottom corner. Alexander turned around again and scored easily. McConaughey controlled the ball at the top of the arc on the left and made some achievements through breakthroughs and throws. Wallace's gliding layup failed to be fulfilled, and Siakam missed a three-pointer after receiving the ball from the left. Homgren made a foul at this time and successfully made two free throws. Immediately afterwards, Nesmith passed to Shepard at the top of the arc, who made a decisive three-pointer. After responding at the right time, Alexander once again made a high jump shot to help the Thunder chase points. Then, Alexander scored quickly to help the Thunder take the lead, but the lead was still meager.

Despite the Thunder's hard work to counterattack, the Pacers relied on the outstanding performance of the substitute players and regained the advantage again, leading the Thunder 60-57 at the end of the half. In the second half of the game, the Pacers began to expand their lead. In the last quarter, the Thunder launched a strong counterattack under pressure, and Alexander led the team to a 8-0 climax at the last moment, successfully overtaking the score by 5 points. Although Matherine only hit one free throw, Alexander's technical free throw made steadily, helping the Thunder stabilize the advantage of 5 points. In the end, the Thunder successfully completed a big reversal and tied the total score to 2-2!

In the end, the result of the game was frozen at 111-104. Substitute Caruso performed well, scoring 20 points on 7 of 9 shots and contributing 5 steals; Alexander scored 35 points, and Halliburton also contributed 18 points and 7 assists.