Oklahoma City Thunder vs Indiana Pacers

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This is likely to be the best price sportsbooks offer for the Thunder moneyline all series. Sure, OKC are 0-7 ATS and just 4-3 SU this postseason. Those numbers will give most bettors pause. 

Currently, only 36% of bets are on the Thunder to win the game, but 74% of the betting handle is on Oklahoma City. Sharps on loading up on the Thunder at a discounted rate. 

It's important to , the Thunder have built leads of 15+ in both games of the NBA Finals. Were it not for some Tyrese Haliburton heroics, Mark Daigneault's squad would be in full control of this series, and everybody would be talking about a potential sweep. Instead, the Pacers kept the party just close enough in Game 2 to offer some slights semblance of hope against the juggernaut that is OKC. Take the discount and lock in the Thunder moneyline.

Lu Dort's home and road splits are something to behold in the postseason. At home, the Montreal native is averaging 9.8 points, 3.8 rebounds and 1.2 assists per game, while knocking down 38.5% from three. However, in seven games away from the Paycom Center, Dort is averaging just five points and three rebounds a game while shooting a paltry 26% from the field. 

If Dort's three-point shots aren't falling, he offers little else offensively. While the Pacers are likely to continue to leave him open, Dort hasn't offered much of a threat in other facets of the game. 

TJ McConnell has played a huge role in Indiana's success this postseason. McConnell has sured 13.5 pts + reb + ast in seven of his last 10 games. He's been an outstanding playmaker, averaging 6.6 potential assists and 5.5 rebounding chances in that time period. 

McConnell's been left to his own devices in the NBA Finals, scoring 10 points a night, while shooting 56% from the field and knocking down 42% of his three-pointers. 

All signs point to McConnell playing the same role in Game 3, leading to my OVER 13.5 pts + reb + ast play.

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In the seven road appearances Jalen Williams has made this postseason, he's tallied two or more steals four times and exactly three steals on three occasions. This is more of a gamble than anything considering he hasn't had two or more steals in a game the last four times he's taken on the Pacers, with the faith here stemming from the opposition's inability to protect the rock paired with the Thunder's stifling defense.

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Oddsmakers continue to be awfully generous having Chet Holmgren's rebounding prop at 8.5, as it's a number he hasn't hit an OVER on since the second round against the Denver Nuggets.

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Aaron Nesmith buried four triples on eight tries in Game 2 after connecting on 3-of-7 in the series opener, and that's against a Thunder defense which ranked first in opponent's 3-point percentage (34.2) during the 2024-25 campaign.

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Pascal Siakam did have 19 points in Game 1, which would barely come out to an OVER for Game 3 this week, and he did only have 15 points in Game 2. A pattern he's in which works to his benefit, at least, is that the Eastern Conference finals Most Valuable Player hasn't gone UNDER 18.5 points in consecutive games since the opening round against the No. 1-seeded Cleveland Cavaliers.

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Sportsbook has a same-game parlay for Game 3 of the 2025 NBA Finals between the Indiana Pacers and visiting Oklahoma City Thunder at Gainbridge Fieldhouse on Wednesday night at +750 value.

Tyrese Haliburton scored 20 or more points in the Pacers' three home games against the New York Knicks in the Eastern Conference finals, and while he only had 17 in Game 2 versus the Thunder, 14 of those points came in the second half.

Chet Holmgren hasn't finished with eight or more rebounds in a game since the second round against the Denver Nuggets, and is getting outrebounded by backup big man Isaiah Hartenstein.

Of the seven road games Shai Gilgeous-Alexander has played this postseason, he's gone UNDER 33.5 points on five occasions.