Pacers Snatched Game 1 with Haliburton’s Clutch Jumper
The Shift Is Real—Pacers Snatch Game 1
You feel that? That’s a shift. And it’s working in Indiana’s favor.
The Pacers took Game 1 of the NBA Finals in dramatic fashion, edging out the Thunder 111–110. Tyrese Haliburton hit that cold-blooded elbow jumper with just 0.3 seconds left. One shot. Total silence in OKC. Meanwhile, the city of Indy is loud right now.
But this isn’t the finish line—it’s just the spark.
Next Up: Game 2, Sunday Night
The Thunder aren’t taking this loss lightly. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander dropped 30 in Game 1, and he’ll be ready to lead the charge in Game 2.
The question now is—can the Pacers keep the pressure on?
Haliburton proved he’s built for this moment. Siakam showed poise. Mathurin came up big. And let’s not overlook Turner’s rim protection or McConnell’s energy off the bench. Everyone contributed.
This team isn’t here by accident. They’re locked in. And they’re just getting started.
Indy, Stay Locked In
This Finals run has awakened something across the city. There’s pride. There’s belief. And most of all, there’s unity. Whether you’re watching from your living room or rocking blue and gold downtown, you can feel it—Indy’s moment is now.
Game 2 tips off Sunday in OKC. Let’s keep the momentum rolling.
Tap in. Stay ready. The gold is in reach.
