The Oklahoma City Thunder bounced back in the NBA Finals, leveling the series against the Indiana Pacers with a decisive 123-107 victory in Game 2. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander was stellar, scoring 34 points and contributing eight assists along with four steals. Complementary efforts came from Aaron Wiggins and Alex Caruso, who combined for 38 points off the bench, helping the Thunder assert control throughout the game.

Defensively, OKC showcased their prowess, limiting Indiana to just 34 points in the paint, a stark contrast from their postseason average of 44. Chet Holmgren also made a notable impact, increasing his scoring from Game 1, adding 15 points and six rebounds to the Thunder's efforts. OKC's reliable performance following a loss solidifies their contenders' status as they head into Game 3 in Indianapolis.