OKC Thunder vs Indiana Pacers player stats and box score (June 13) | Game 4, 2025 NBA Finals

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The OKC Thunder aimed to avoid slipping into a 3-1 series deficit, while the Indiana Pacers sought to take firm control of the NBA Finals with a Game 4 win Friday night at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.

OKC adjusted their starting lineup by inserting Isaiah Hartenstein to roll out a double-big frontcourt, removing Cason Wallace from the starting five in hopes of bouncing back from a disappointing Game 3 showing.

Here’s a look at the Game 4 box score between the Thunder and Pacers.

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OKC Thunder vs Indiana Pacers box score

OKC Thunder player stats

PLAYERMINPTSREBASTFGMFGAFG%3PM3PA3P%FTMFTAFT%OREBDREBSTLBLKTOPF=+/-
Jalen Williams10:5812313650.0010.066100120021-1
Chet Holmgren08:544401250.0000.0221000410003
Isaiah Hartenstein07:15011000.0000.0000.0100011-7
Luguentz Dort09:035102210011100000.0010011-3
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander07:564002540.0010.0000.0000000-5
Alex Caruso06:4970033100000.0111000010112
Aaron Wiggins04:04001020.0010.0000.00010004
Cason Wallace02:57001010.0000.0000.00000002
Isaiah Joe01:02000000.0000.0000.00000010
Kenrich Williams01:0221011100000.0000.01000000

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Indiana Pacers player stats

PLAYERMINPTSREBASTFGMFGAFG%3PM3PA3P%FTMFTAFT%OREBDREBSTLBLKTOPF=+/-
Aaron Nesmith04:093111110011100000.00100013
Pascal Siakam09:3910213560.01250.03475.00240019
Myles Turner08:226112366.7000.0221001000000
Andrew Nembhard07:563021110011100000.00000215
Tyrese Haliburton10:583131333.31250.0000.00100111
Ben Sheppard02:46000000.0000.0000.00000010
Obi Toppin05:594212450.0010.0000.0021000-7
T.J. McConnell05:064001250.0000.022100000000-4
Bennedict Mathurin05:05200010.0010.022100000010-2
TOTALS35109112055.04850.091090.0165045-

OKC Thunder vs Indiana Pacers Game 4: Game recap

Indiana opened hot from beyond the arc, connecting on four of their first five 3-point attempts, with Myles Turner contributing six quick points within the first five minutes.

The Pacers shared the ball effectively, assisting on eight of their first nine made field goals, hitting 9-of-12 overall to start.

But the Thunder responded with a 9-0 run to tie the game at 24, fueled by Jalen Williams, who earned six free throws in the period. OKC capitalized at the line, sinking all nine of their first-quarter free throw attempts.

A Kenrich Williams tip-in following a missed 3 by Shai Gilgeous-Alexander brought the Thunder within one at the end of the first quarter, with the Pacers holding a narrow 35-34 lead.

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John Ezekiel Hirro

John Ezekiel Hirro is an experienced NBA and WNBA journalist at Sportskeeda, with over five years in the field as a news correspondent, sports writer, and Editor-in-Chief. His sports writing career began in high school, where he garnered numerous accolades, including being named the national sports writing champion in 2016.

He earned his journalism degree from the University of Santo Tomas in the Philippines in 2024 and served as the Editor-in-Chief of The Varsitarian, the university's official student publication, for four years—the longest in history.

A passionate basketball enthusiast, he became a fan of the OKC Thunder during the Russ-KD-Harden era. Russell Westbrook, his all-time favorite athlete, impressed him by stepping up as MVP after Kevin Durant's departure. His current favorite players include Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Jalen Williams and Chet Holmgren, who he believes are the future of the OKC franchise.

He excels in game analysis and rapid news story turnaround, drawing inspiration from the journalistic styles of Woj and Shams. He emphasizes thorough research to ensure accuracy in his articles. One of his most memorable moments is Russell Westbrook breaking Oscar Robertson's record with his 42nd triple-double and securing a 106-105 victory over the Denver Nuggets with a buzzer-beating 3-pointer. Outside of writing, he enjoys listening to music and creating Spotify playlists.

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