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Oklahoma City Thunder vs. Indiana Pacers NBA Finals | Game 5 Injury Report: News, Statuses, Inactives for Monday, June 16

The injury report for the Oklahoma City Thunder (68-14) ahead of their NBA Finals Game 5 with the Indiana Pacers (50-32) currently includes only one player.

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Where to watch Pacers vs. Thunder NBA Finals Game 5 free stream today

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DraftKings Promo Code: Claim $300 NBA Bonus Ahead Of Pacers-Thunder Game 5

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NBA Finals TV ratings don't reflect complete picture of fan reach

“NBA Finals ratings down 24%.”

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Jalen Williams hopes to bring Kobe mentality to Game 5

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Pacers vs. Thunder prediction, odds, best bets, start time: 2025 NBA Finals Game 5 picks from advanced model

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NBA Finals Game 5 updates: Pacers vs Thunder predictions, time, where to watch

Oklahoma City was able to even the series heading back home thanks to league MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, who scored 15 of his 35 points in the fourth quarter of the Thunder's Game 4 win.

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Jalen Williams' Resilience Helps Thunder Gain Solid Position Heading Into Game 5 Vs. Pacers

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NBA Finals Bracket 2025 Odds, Box Score Predictions for Pacers vs. Thunder Game 5

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Twitter Poll: How Much Do IU Basketball Fans Care About the Indiana Pacers?

The jerseys both have ''Indiana'' across the front, but the similarities end there between IU and the NBA's Indiana Pacers. Still, I was curious, and went to Twitter to take a poll. Hoosiers fans, how big is your love for the Pacers?

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Pacers’ Coach Issues Strong Statement On Controversial NBA Ref

Ahead of Game 5 of the 2025 NBA Finals, Indiana Pacers head coach Rick Carlisle came to the defense of referee Scott Foster.

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Indiana has always had a special connection to basketball — and now it's the center of the hoops universe

“I realized that basketball was really special when I took my official visit here,” said Pacers center Thomas Bryant, who played two years at Indiana University before entering the NBA in 2017.