The Thunder evened the NBA Finals against the Pacers on Sunday night thanks to a Shai Gilgeous-Alexander masterclass and big-time bench performances.

The Oklahoma City Thunder finds itself trailing the Indiana Pacers in the NBA Finals after a clutch-time Game 1 thriller on Thursday night. All-NBA forward Jalen Williams gave Oklahoma City a game-high 15-point lead with a breakaway dunk early in the fourth quarter — but scored 11 points on his other 18 shots from the floor.

The championship series is only one game old, but the Oklahoma City Thunder are already at their first hurdle. Tyrese Haliburton's Game 1 game-winner put the title favorite in a 0-1 series hole. Goes without saying, but the Thunder must win Game 2 or risk being on the cusp of an all-time upset.