In Game One, the Pacers pulled off another 15-point fourth quarter comeback to steal home court advantage in the NBA Finals. Once again, Tyrese Haliburton showed critics just how “overrated” he is as he put a dagger into the hearts of OKC fans.
As we head into Game Two, there has been a change in the odds. While OKC has become cheaper in the futures market, the Thunder have become more expensive for Game Two. OKC is now a sizable double digit favorite heading into Sunday’s contest. This may seem a bit counterintuitive given the results in Game One, but the expectation is that OKC will bounce back to even the series and it is priced as such.
The questions: Is that line movement based on sharp players or a great deal of action from the masses? Could it potentially be both?
NBA:
Indiana Pacers vs OKC Thunder
Game Two
Pacers lead series 1-0
Spread
Pacers +11 (-110)
Thunder -11 (-110)
Total
Over 228.5 (-114)
Under 228.5 (-106)
Moneyline
Pacers (+430)
Thunder (-560)
Player Points
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander Over 34.5 (-108) Under 34.5 (-122)
Jalen Williams Over 21.5 (-108) Under 21.5 (-122)
Pascal Siakam Over 18.5 (-112) Under 18.5 (-118)
Tyrese Haliburton Over 16.5 (-118) Under 16.5 (-112)
Chet Holmgren Over 14.5 (-128) Under 14.5 (-104)
Aaron Nesmith Over 11.5 (-118) Under 11.5 (-112)
Andrew Nembhard Over 11.5 (-122) Under 11.5 (-106)
Myles Turner Over 13.5 (-112) Under 13.5 (-118)
Obi Toppin Over 10.5 (-108) Under 10.5 (-122)
Luguentz Dort Over 9.5 (-130) Under 9.5 (-102)
Cason Wallace Over 7.5 (-110) Under 7.5 (-120)
Isaiah Hartenstein Over 7.5 (-102) Under 7.5 (-130)
Alex Caruso Over 8.5 (-128) Under 8.5 (-102)
Bennedict Mathurin Over 7.5 (+104) Under 7.5 (-138)
T.J. McConnell Over 6.5 (-114) Under 6.5 (-114)
Double Result
Thunder / Thunder (-250)
Pacers / Thunder (+500)
Pacers / Pacers (+650)
Thunder / Pacers (+1000)
Tie / Thunder (+3200)
Tie / Pacers (+8000)
