Thunder vs. Pacers: 2025 NBA Finals Game 4—Live Updates and Highlights Fri

The
Oklahoma City Thunder
journey down the path to confront the obstacle
Indiana Pacers
In Game 4 of the 2025 NBA Finals on Friday, the Pacers maintain a 2-1 advantage in the series.

The Thunder find themselves in a must-win situation following a
116-107 Game 3 loss
On Wednesday, they have one final opportunity to reach their objective of splitting the series on the road. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander managed only 24 points. In contrast, Jalen Williams spearheaded the effort with 26 points, while Chet Holmgren recorded a double-double totaling 20 points.

In Game 3, Tyrese Haliburton came close to achieving a 21-point triple-double. Meanwhile, Pascal Siakam contributed with 21 points, and Bennedict Mathurin added 27 points as a substitute player.

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Conclusion: Thunder 111, Pacers 104

The Thunder orchestrated an incredible comeback. Gilgeous-Alexander was at the forefront with 35 points. Williams contributed significantly with 27 points.

Final 3rd Quarter: Pacers 87, Thunder 80

The Pacers have seized complete control of the match. It’s never been apparent that the Thunder were so disoriented before. Their offensive strategy appears confused, and Gilgeous-Alexander hasn’t managed to assert himself significantly yet. Unless they pull off an impressive close, they might find themselves trailing 3-1 in the series. This situation seemed unimaginable not long ago.

3Q, 7:16 remaining: Pacers 71, Thunder 64

The Thunder secure the ball from the Pacers’ inbound play but fail to convert on offense. Conversely, Siakam hits a three-point shot immediately after. Oklahoma City struggles significantly at the beginning of the second half, allowing Indiana to pull ahead substantially on the scoreboard.

Pacers 60, Thunder 57 – Half Time Score

The Pacers regained their lead heading into halftime thanks to a strong closing stretch. Haliburton made an acrobatic three-point play during this run. On the other hand, Gilgeous-Alexander hasn’t been as prominent yet, scoring only 12 points. While the Thunder have managed to stay within striking distance, they’ll require additional contributions from him along with improved perimeter shooting.

2Q, 6:35 remaining: Thunder 46, Pacers 45

Holmgren makes an impressive block against Nesmith’s layup try. On the flip side, Kenrich Williams converts on offense during fast break play. Despite numerous significant and minor benefits favoring the Pacers throughout this sequence, the Thunder keep themselves within striking distance.

End of First Quarter: Pacers 35, Thunder 34

This opening quarter was quite an rollercoaster! With just twelve minutes played, the Thunder find themselves trailing by merely a single point.Gilgeous-Alexander’s performance seems crucial here; his efforts alongside Williams’ contributions keep Oklahoma City competitive. On the flip side, the Pacers are scorching hot shooting-wise and continuously generate clear scoring opportunities.

1Q, 7:01 remaining: Pacers 20, Thunder 12

Siakam assists Nembhard with a three-point shot from the corner. The Pacers have had an impressive beginning. They’ve circulated the ball across the perimeter efficiently, but the Thunder have struggled to react promptly enough.

Starting lineups

The Thunder plan to begin with Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Lu Dort, Jalen Williams, Chet Holmgren, and Isaiah Hartenstein. Meanwhile, the Pacers intend to start Tyrese Haliburton, Andrew Nembhard, Aaron Nesmith, Pascal Siakam, and Myles Turner.