Javi scored 40 points, the Thunder led 3-2 at home, Alexander assisted 31 points, Harry made 0 of 6 due to injury

On June 17, in the NBA Finals G5, the Thunder defeated the Pacers 120-109 at home, leading 3-2 to win the championship point. In this game, Jewe was in a hot state, shooting 7 of 14 shots and scored a career-high 40 points, contributing 6 rebounds and 4 assists at the same time. Alexander also performed well, with 31 points and 10 assists, Wiggins contributed 14 points, while Wallace scored 11 points. On the other hand, the Pacers were in poor condition due to Halliburton's poor form, and only scored 4 points in 0 of 6 shots, while Siakam scored 28 points and Nesmith scored 14 points.

In the first four games, both sides won two games to a 2-2 draw. According to historical data, the team that won the key five games has a 74.2% chance of winning the championship. Therefore, this game is a life-and-death battle for both sides, and winning will mean a chance to win the championship, just one step away from the championship. In the first quarter, the two sides were hard to solve, but then the Thunder showed strong strength, and the continuous scores of Jewish and Alexander gradually widened the gap. After the first quarter, the Thunder led the Pacers by 10 points 32-22.

entered the second quarter, and the Thunder continued to maintain their lead. Wiggins made a hit from the outside, and Jewish broke through and scored, widening the gap to 18 points. After Harry left the court with injuries, other players stepped forward, and Toping and Matherin's performance allowed the Pacers to narrow the gap to 14 points. In the third quarter, the Thunder still firmly controlled the game situation, while the Pacers were making a name for themselves due to Harry's poor injury. McConnell and other players made their mark. McConnell contributed 13 points in a single quarter to help the Pacers catch up to single digits. In the last quarter, Siakam and Topin's performance allowed the Pacers to narrow the gap to only 2 points left. But at a critical moment, Dort and Jewe's offense once again expanded the Thunder's lead. In the end, the Thunder won the home court with a 13-point advantage, winning the key G5 victory, leading 3-2 in total, and winning the championship point. While taking the lead, the Thunder also saw the dawn of winning the cup. They are only one step away from the championship. However, the Pacers are not surrendering, they need to fight back in the G6 and strive to drag the series into a tiebreak. What is worth paying attention to is Harry's recovery due to injury, the team's overall performance, and coach Carlisle's ability to adapt. Faced with the pressure of being eliminated after losing, how the Pacers will respond at home is worth looking forward to.