Game 1 of the NBA Finals was an opportunity lost for the Thunder. Fail to respond well, and it won't be the only one.

Despite the heartbreaking loss, the Thunder made history with a defensive performance the Finals has never seen before.

Indiana Pacers star Tyrese Haliburton captured viral attention with his deepening voice in an NBA Finals postgame interview.

On Thursday night, the Pacers simply did what they do. They refused to give up, clawed back and ripped the heart out of Oklahoma City.

Rick Carlisle's squad has mastered the art of the comeback, defying the odds with a historic mental toughness that's ...

The Indiana Pacers lead the best-of-seven series against the Oklahoma City Thunder, 1-0. Game 2 will take place on Sunday, ...

Released today on Amazon Prime Video, Man City Esports FC Pro Matias Bonanno features in the new esports documentary, Esports ...

NBA Finals began on Thursday night, but many in the public had decided how this series would go down. Given how dominant the Oklahoma City Thunder were ...

Haliburton’s 21-foot jumper with 0.3 seconds left gave Indiana its first and only lead of the game, and the Pacers stunned ...

The Pacers were down by 15 with 9:42 left, matching the biggest fourth-quarter comeback in a finals game since Dallas came from 15 down to beat Miami on June 2, 2011 ...

Tyrese Haliburton does it again as the Pacers shocked the heavily-favored Thunder in Oklahoma City, only leading for the final 0.3 seconds.

Oklahoma City Thunder forward Chet Holmgren (7), Indiana Pacers forward Pascal Siakam (43) and forward Aaron Nesmith (23) ...