After Alexander and the Thunder lost in the 6th game, the seventh finals "easy" staged

Shay Gilgers-Alexander and his Thunder will have a chance to beat the Pacers in Game 7 after a disappointing sixth game. The Oklahoma City Thunder had the chance to end the series against Indiana Fanatics in Game 6, but they lost at a critical moment and lost 91-108. The Thunder kept the score close in the first quarter, but since then they have dominated the second quarter. Since then, they have been in a slump and now they have to play a crucial seventh game.

Shay Gilgers-Alexander and Jaylen Williams are two players who played for the Thunder, and after the game, the league MVP talked about his chances of participating in a "win or go home" game.

"This game is everything we dream of," said Gilgers-Alexander. "Win, you have everything. Lose, you get nothing. It's that simple. We're bad tonight... We only have one game to have everything. Have everything we work for. Teams that perform better on Sunday will win."

As Game 7 is played at home, the Thunder will have the advantage and it looks like they'll go all out when facing fans. They need this state because the Pacers have proven that they won't back down and Game 6 is the best proof.

Thunder must prepare for the critical game seventh, head coach Mark Dignot talked about the Thunder's chances in Game seven.

"Our chances are the same as those Indiana had on Sunday," Dagnott said. "When the ball flies, the score is 0-0. It is my honor to be able to play in Game 7, and it is also my honor to be able to participate in the Finals."

"Although it was disappointing tonight, we are still grateful for this opportunity. We have put in a lot of effort to play this game at home this season. We are very happy to be able to finish this game in front of fans."

Complete this game in front of fans may be the best choice for the Thunder because they played their best at home throughout the series. Unfortunately, the Pacers are one of the most capable teams in the playoff away game, and they have proven themselves able to win in any environment. Alexander must do his best to lead the Thunder to a victory, and Williams will be the key figure.