Thunder win first NBA title since relocating to OKC, hold off Pacers in Game 7

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OKLAHOMA CITY — The Oklahoma City Thunder are now authors of one of the greatest seasons in NBA history after narrowly avoiding a stunning upset with the opponent’s best player first hobbled then seriously injured.

The Thunder won the franchise’s second championship — and first since it moved to Oklahoma City from Seattle in 2008 and rebranded from the SuperSonics to the Thunder — by capturing Game 7 of the NBA Finals over the Indiana Pacers 103-91 on Sunday.

This was the NBA Finals’ first Game 7 since 2016 and the 20th over the league’s 79 seasons of existence. The home team is now 16-4 in these games.

Thunder win first NBA title since relocating to OKC, hold off Pacers in Game 7

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