With the scores of Obi Toppin, Nembhard, Pascal Siakam and Tyrese Haliburton, the Indiana Pacers defeated the Oklahoma City Thunder 108-91 in the sixth round of the 2024/25 NBA Finals, making the total score 3-3 and dragging the suspense of the championship to the seventh round. Obi Toppin said that Haliburton led the team to defeat the opponent like a warrior.

According to the data, Obi Toppin scored 20 points for the Indiana Pacers in this game, Nembhard contributed 17 points and 4 assists, and Pascal Siakam scored 16 points and 3 assists.

It is worth mentioning that point guard Tyrese Haliburton, who was suffering from a foot injury, contributed crucial 14 points and 5 assists to the Indiana Pacers in this game, helping Rick Carlisle's team win an important victory.

When talking about the process of hitting the 3-pointer with his teammates, the 25-year-old Tyrese Haliburton said, “This kind of energy moment is crucial to the game. That shot is very special because we always joke that Pascal Siakam doesn’t dunk much now. This shot is really great. If we can eventually win the championship, I believe that moment will be remembered for a long time.”

Obi Toppin said in an interview, "Tyrese Haliburton is really great. He led us to win the game. He is a warrior. Minor injuries can't stop him at all. He will not miss the finals, nor will he give up helping the team win. He has brought us to where we are now, and he will definitely continue to persevere until he really can't play anymore."

On the other hand, the Indiana Pacers will travel to challenge the Oklahoma City Thunder in the seventh round of the focus finals, and both sides are only one step away from the championship.

Indiana Pacers coach Rick Carlisle said, "This is the final battle, this is the moment we dreamed of when we were young. We all know that this is an extremely difficult road game."

"We're playing against the best team and they've proven that throughout the year. We have to play at a very high level to have a chance and it will be a huge challenge."