The Indiana Pacers looked listless for three quarters, confused and bewildered by what the Oklahoma City Thunder had to offer. Paul George was a one-man wrecking crew, pushing the Thunder up by as many as 19 points and Indiana continued to stumble through a number of lengthy scoring droughts.
However, the team never quit and pulled back in behind a trio of big three pointers and a healthy dose of Domantas Sabonis, taking the lead with just over two minutes remaining. George scored the next five, but Indiana kept fighting, led by Wesley Matthews, who after forcing a big time turnover on George, was in the right place for a game-winning tip-in to propel Indiana to the comeback victory.