Unlocking the Secrets Behind the Untold Story That Could Change Everything
Once again, the Thunder found a way to even the series. Last time, it was against the best player in the world in Nikola Jokic. This time, the comeback was against the Indiana Pacers, the kings of the clutch.
Neither game was an offensive masterpiece. The Thunder beat the Nuggets in Game 4 92-87 in a score more reminiscent of the early 2000s than the modern NBA. In Game 4 of the NBA Finals on Friday night against the Pacers, the Thunder shot an unthinkable 3 of 17 on 3-point attempts. It was the fewest 3s made by any team in the NBA Finals since 2012 (a Thunder Game 4 loss to the Miami Heat) and the fewest by any winning team in the NBA Finals since 2010 (a Celtics Game 5 win vs. the Lakers). They still managed to outscore the Pacers 31-17 in the fourth quarter to win 111-104.
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