After Tyrese Haliburton stunned the OKC crowd with a Game 1 game-winner, the Thunder bounced back with a 123-107 Game 2 win. They still need to do work to regain homecourt advantage, but it was a solid start after they dropped the ball to open the series.

Thunder All-Star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander opened up about punches thrown in Game 2, metaphorically speaking, against the Pacers, the NBA Finals has been a slugfest. From the Thunder losing Game 1 after holding a 15-point lead to a back-and-forth battle where the Pacers didn’t trail far behind until the second half.

The End Result: Haliburton led Indy with 17 points, but was held to six assists and five turnovers – his lowest assist-to-turnover ratio (1.2) since Oct. 27. The loss marks Indy’s first time being held under 112 points in back-to-back games all postseason.