The NBA Finals series between the Indiana Pacers and the Oklahoma City Thunder has certainly delivered on excitement. The Pacers kicked things off with a win in Game 1, showcasing their skill, but the Thunder quickly bounced back, securing a strong victory in Game 2. Nonetheless, the Pacers showcased their resilience by taking charge in Game 3. Following this impressive win, Pacers star Tyrese Haliburton made some striking remarks that caught everyone’s attention.
The OKC Thunder displayed impressive dominance in the first quarter, establishing an 8-point lead. However, the Pacers captured everyone’s attention in the second quarter, seizing a 4-point advantage. The Thunder responded effectively, reclaiming control in the third quarter to expand their lead to 5 points. Yet, the Pacers quickly flipped the script in the fourth, managing to take control of the game and ultimately clinching the victory. In the post-game interview, Haliburton addressed the critics regarding his recent lower-scoring performances.
“Most of the time, the talking heads on the platforms… I couldn’t care less, honestly. Like, what do they really know about basketball… The commentary is what it is at this point. We’re in the NBA Finals, two wins way from an NBA Championship,” Haliburton said.
“Most of the time, the talking heads on the platforms… I couldn’t care less, honestly. Like, what do they really know about basketball… The commentary is what it is at this point. We’re in the NBA Finals, two wins way from an NBA Championship.”
— ClutchPoints (@ClutchPoints) June 12, 2025
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The Pacers currently hold a 2-1 lead in the NBA Finals series against the OKC Thunder. The intensity of the games has sparked tremendous excitement among fans, all of whom are anxiously anticipating the final result.
Tyrese Haliburton’s Performance In Game 3 Against The Thunder
Haliburton delivered an outstanding performance against the Thunder in Game 3 at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, logging 36 minutes on the court while notching 22 points, 11 assists, and nine rebounds. Pascal Siakam also contributed significantly, playing for 32 minutes and achieving 21 points, four assists, and six rebounds.
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Bennedict Mathurin made a remarkable impact with 27 points, one assist, and four rebounds. Collectively, these impressive efforts propelled the Pacers to a 116-107 victory over the Thunder. Looking ahead, they will be ready to face off in Game 4 of the series at Gainbridge Fieldhouse.
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