I think we played to exhaustion,” Pacers guard T.J. McConnell said after the Pacers’ Game 6 on Thursday night. “But we have to do it again on Sunday.”

On Friday morning, Indiana took to social media to share that McConnell has now made massive NBA Finals history. According to the Pacers' post on X, McConnell is the first bench player in NBA history to have 60 or more points, 25 or more assists, and 15 or more rebounds in the NBA Finals.

Carrying his momentum from his 40-point outburst, Jalen Williams had it going early on. The 24-year-old pump-faked his way to reverse layups. The confidence can be felt from the top of the arena. And then it disappeared. The Oklahoma City Thunder were buried on the scoreboard.