The stage is set for the biggest game in franchise history for the Oklahoma City Thunder, with the team hosting Game 5 of the NBA Finals with the series tied.

 

OKC rallied from a double-digit deficit to win Game 4 in Indianapolis 111-104, despite only making three 3-point shots in the game.

 

NBA MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander played his best quarter of the series in the fourth of Game 4, posting 15 points to help the Thunder rally for the victory. He says the team's identity is built on tough and consistent defense.

 

Despite being heavily favored in the series, OKC hasn't been able to pull away from the underdog Pacers to this point. Thunder coach Mark Daigneault says Indiana plays with a ton of confidence.

 

Tonight's Game 5 begins with pregame at 7:00 p.m. CT, and can be heard on our sister station 99.1 KPGM in Bartlesville.