I'm thrilled to win OKC's first championship in the third quarter of the promise. Game 7, 103 to 91 wins after a bloody battle. MVP Shai Gilzer Alexander
Jun 23, 2025
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The Oklahoma City Thunder reached the top after a bloody battle in Game 7.
Oklahoma City defeated the Indiana Pays 103 to 91 in Game 7 of the 2024-20205 NBA Finals (best of seven) held at the Paycom Center in Oklahoma City on the 28th (Korea time).
Oklahoma City won its first championship. Shai Gilzer Alexander achieved the double crown feat by winning the final MVP as well as the regular league.
Oklahoma's predecessor is the Seattle SuperSonics. The team was founded in 1967. She won the championship in 1979. However, he moved to his hometown in 2008 and made a fresh start under the Oklahoma City Thunder name.
There has been no championship ring since its foundation. In the end, he won his first championship in 16 years.
The first half was tight. It was a life-or-death decision.
Oklahoma's thin ice lead, 25-22 in the first quarter. However, Indiana gained momentum in the second quarter. He made the turnaround and ended the first half with a 48-47, one-point lead.
In the third quarter, Oklahoma City went wild. It was the third quarter of the commitment.
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A strong pressure defense was in full swing. The ball flow in Indiana was blocked with a modified full-court press. TJ McConnell scored from time to time, but the offensive flow was not smooth.
Indiana had a blend of main and backup throughout the final series. Early Offens with a powerful transition. He used wide courts to target Oklahoma's defense from inside and outside.
However, in the third quarter of Game 7, the most important game, Oklahoma collapsed Indiana's offensive system with full-court pressure. Chet Holmgren, who got a pass from Shai Gilzer Alexander, gained momentum with a powerful dunk. Steele as a surprise half-court double team. Cason Wallace led the mood with a 3-pointer and a fastball layup. In addition, two-option Jaylen Williams also scored a step back jumper and a drive-in layup. Oklahoma, which scored 34 points in the third quarter alone, took the lead completely. 84-68 at the end of the third quarter, a perfect lead by 16 points.
It was the moment when the winning goddess's smile headed to Oklahoma.
The overall strategy of stockpiling power in the first half and then venting energy under strong pressure in the third quarter worked perfectly. Oklahoma City was overwhelmed by scoring 34 points in the third quarter alone.
In fact, the direction of victory is completely divided here.
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Indiana's offense centered on ace Tyreece Halliburton didn't work properly. Pascal Siakam's attack, which threatened Oklahoma throughout the final, also did not work.
Oklahoma appeared to close the game with a 90-68 and 22-point lead on Wallers" layup shot and Jaylen Williams" 3-pointer.
However, there was still more than seven minutes.
Indiana trailed by 75-90, 15 points, with Siakam's back-to-back points and Benedict Matherin's back-to-back foul free throws.
In Indiana, which gained momentum, Masaryn showed his strength. After scoring two free throws again with a strong breakthrough, Madeline grabbed a defensive rebound and even hit a shot under the basket.
The remaining time was 4 minutes 47 seconds, 91-79 and 12 points. The final is not over yet.
However, Oklahoma had Gilzer Alexander. He got a foul free throw that put a damper on Indiana's strong rise. Calmly, everyone succeeded.
Indiana needed a quick attack. Chet Hommegren blocked McConnell's under-the-goal breakthrough, but Maryne broke the under-the-goal breakthrough again.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
