India, June 11 -- After two games of the NBA Finals in Oklahoma City, everything has gone pretty much how you'd expect. Just like in their three previous playoff series, the Pacers pulled off another wild comeback in Game 1, sealed by a last-second shot from Tyrese Haliburton.

Then in Game 2, the Thunder looked like the team they've been all season-tough on defense. They held the Pacers to just 107 points. That's a bad sign for Indiana, which is now 0-5 when it doesn't score at least 110.

The series now shifts to Indiana for Game 3 on Wednesday, and the Pacers will try to break another bad pattern. So far in these playoffs, they're 0-3 in Game 3s.

NBA legend Shaquille O'Neal shared his thoughts on NBA TV when asked who he thinks will w...