FALL OF 2027. TIED AT ONE GAME APIECE. THE OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER TYING UP THE SERIES WITH THE PACERS WINNING GAME TWO ONE, 23, 123 TO 107. AND NOW THE TEAM IS HEADING TO INDIANA, HOPING TO SECURE SOME HOME WINS AWAY FROM LOUD CITY. THESE ARE SOME OF THE PICTURES OF THE PLAYERS MAKING THEIR WAY OUT TO THE PLAY, GETTING READY FOR THOSE AWAY GAMES. THEY SHARED THESE PICTURES TO SOCIAL MEDIA RIGHT NOW ON KOCO.COM AND THE KOCO APP. WE DO HAVE AN NBA FINALS GUIDE FOR YOU WITH EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW. AND AS THE SERIES CONTINUES, OUR
Thunder players show off fashion as team heads to Indianapolis for Games 3 and 4 of NBA Finals
The Thunder and Pacers split the first two games of the series at the Paycom Center, with Oklahoma City getting a crucial victory in Game 2
The Oklahoma City Thunder have left for Indianapolis as the NBA Finals shifts to Gainbridge Fieldhouse for the next two games. The Thunder and Pacers split the first two games of the series at the Paycom Center, with Oklahoma City getting a crucial victory in Game 2. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander led the way for the Thunder’s 123-107 win on Sunday, scoring 34 points, while Alex Caruso, Jalen Williams and Chet Holmgren scored 20, 19 and 15, respectively. On Monday, the Thunder left Oklahoma City and flew to Indianapolis for Game 3, which is slated for 7:30 p.m. Wednesday and will be televised on KOCO 5. The Thunder shared pictures of the players’ outfits before boarding the plane at OKC Will Rogers International Airport. The Thunder’s flight to Indianapolis had to be a bit clearer than the Pacers’ flight last week into Oklahoma City. That flight had to be diverted to Tulsa on Tuesday because of severe storms across the state and in the metro. Video Below: Indiana Pacers’ flight into OKC diverted due to tornado-warned storms More Thunder Headlines NBA Finals Guide: Tickets, schedule and everything you need to know as the Thunder play for a title Tracking Thunder ticket prices for NBA Finals See when you can watch the Thunder play in the NBA Finals Oklahoma City Thunder return to NBA Finals after 13 years
The Oklahoma City Thunder have left for Indianapolis as the NBA Finals shifts to Gainbridge Fieldhouse for the next two games.
The Thunder and Pacers split the first two games of the series at the Paycom Center, with Oklahoma City getting a crucial victory in Game 2. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander led the way for the Thunder’s 123-107 win on Sunday, scoring 34 points, while Alex Caruso, Jalen Williams and Chet Holmgren scored 20, 19 and 15, respectively.
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On Monday, the Thunder left Oklahoma City and flew to Indianapolis for Game 3, which is slated for 7:30 p.m. Wednesday and will be televised on KOCO 5. The Thunder shared pictures of the players’ outfits before boarding the plane at OKC Will Rogers International Airport.
The Thunder’s flight to Indianapolis had to be a bit clearer than the Pacers’ flight last week into Oklahoma City. That flight had to be diverted to Tulsa on Tuesday because of severe storms across the state and in the metro.
Video Below: Indiana Pacers’ flight into OKC diverted due to tornado-warned storms
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