Pacers look to steal another win on the road

Thunder rely on Shai for Game 2 comeback

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The Oklahoma City Thunder have been in this position before.

So, have the Indiana Pacers.

The teams meet in Game Two of the NBA Finals this morning (Thai time) in Oklahoma City after the Pacers pulled off a stunner in Game One.

Indiana opened the series with a 111-110 victory on Thursday, when Tyrese Haliburton’s last-second shot put the Pacers ahead for the first time in the game.

The Thunder dropped the first game of their second-round series against Denver in similar, heartbreaking fashion on Aaron Gordon's late shot. Oklahoma City stormed back to win Game Two by 43 points.

Thunder star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 38 points in Game One, the third-most for a player in his NBA Finals debut.

But Gilgeous-Alexander said the first game — both good and bad — was in the rear-view mirror.