Brandon Marcus

1 day ago | bvmsports.com | Brandon Marcus

It looked like the Indiana Pacers were going to lose on Thursday night, but then they rallied and pulled off one of the biggest comebacks in recent Finals history. Yes, it was thanks to the players on the floor, but it wasn't just the stars on the court who made it possible. Writing on social media, Magic Johnson gave special love to Pacers head coach Rick Carlisle.

1 day ago | bvmsports.com | Brandon Marcus

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander of the Oklahoma City Thunder came to play on Thursday night, and that is exactly what he did. His team wasn't able to pull off a win against the Indiana Pacers, but Gilgeous-Alexander played some amazing basketball. He scored 38 points in his Finals debut. According to the NBA, those are the third-most in a Finals debut ever, behind only Allen Iverson with 48 points in 2001 and George Mikan with 42 points in 1949.

1 day ago | thecoldwire.com | Brandon Marcus

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander of the Oklahoma City Thunder came to play on Thursday night, and that is exactly what he did. His team wasn’t able to pull off a win against the Indiana Pacers, but Gilgeous-Alexander played some amazing basketball. He scored 38 points in his Finals debut. According to the NBA, those are the third-most in a Finals debut ever, behind only Allen Iverson with 48 points in 2001 and George Mikan with 42 points in 1949.

1 day ago | bvmsports.com | Brandon Marcus

The Indiana Pacers got the win on Thursday night, but the margin of victory couldn't have been tighter. The Pacers beat the Oklahoma City Thunder by a single point, thanks to the masterful work of Tyrese Haliburton. Speaking to ESPN after the game, Haliburton opened up about his team's win and the many mistakes they made. "If you look at all the numbers, it's not the recipe to win," Haliburton said. "We can't turn the ball over that much.

1 day ago | thecoldwire.com | Brandon Marcus

The Indiana Pacers got the win on Thursday night, but the margin of victory couldn’t have been tighter. The Pacers beat the Oklahoma City Thunder by a single point, thanks to the masterful work of Tyrese Haliburton. Speaking to ESPN after the game, Haliburton opened up about his team’s win and the many mistakes they made. “If you look at all the numbers, it’s not the recipe to win,” Haliburton said. “We can’t turn the ball over that much.