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Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored a game-high 35 points in 111 -104 win over Pacers .
Thunder star Jalen Williams scored a team-high 26 points in OKC ’s Game 3 loss, but point totals don’t necessarily tell the whole story of a performance.
“We had a lot of guys make winning plays that can kind of be invisible to the untrained eye,” Thunder big man Chet Holmgren said.
The Oklahoma City Thunder came from behind to win Game 4 in the NBA Finals.
Williams scored 27 points on 8 -for-18 shooting, seven rebounds, three assists in 36 minutes .
Williams is capable of coming up with precisely what his team needs, precisely when the Thunder need it.
Williams : "My biggest thing is just stepping into the moment".
The Thunder beat the Pacers in the NBA Finals 4-2 on Thursday night .
The Pacers won the series 3 -2 in four games.
The Thunder had to keep the Pacers coming up empty, and they did because of the 7 -foot-1 big man.
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