Oklahoma City is set for its biggest game of the season, and it could use a boost from its bench. Throughout the Thunder’s run to 68 wins and winning the West, their depth has always been a key piece of the puzzle.

Just before Game 1 of the NBA Finals, Oklahoma City Thunder coach Mark Daigneault raved about Isaiah Hartenstein, the 7-foot center they signed last summer. "I can't say enough about him as a guy," Daigneault said during his pregame availability on Thursday.

The Thunder will look to rebound in Game 2 of the Finals against the Pacers, now down by one in the series heading into Sunday. Another 2025 NBA playoff game, another go-ahead tie or game-winner by Tyrese “The Moment” Haliburton.