In Game 6, the Indiana Pacers delivered a surgical demolition of the Oklahoma City Thunder — 108-91. I watched it unfold like a chess match gone wrong for OKC. One minute they’re leading by 6, the next they’ve been outscored 30-9 in under eight minutes. This wasn’t just a loss — it was a collapse. The Thunder’s trademark defense? Gone. Their ball-handling? Unhinged. And their three-point shooting? A disaster zone. Meanwhile, the Pacers looked like a machine built for chaos: deep rotation, zero turnovers in half-time, and relentless pressure. This wasn’t luck — it was execution at its purest form.