Yeah, it's been 9 years since the NBA last had a 7-game finals series.
As for who the MVP will be if the Pacers win, I think it will most likely be Siakam. In principle, Hali can also contend for this award, but only if he shows a great result in the last game.
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Well, if the Thunder wins, then SGA will obviously be the MVP.

This is the typical game when a team is playing at home court advantage. Bench players contribute a lot while starters do the same that result to a blow out game.

OKC bench players are not productive and even their starter is not doing well including SGA and Jdub due to their lots of turnover.

OKC has sucks 3FM percentage which is the reason why they struggle a lot on the 2nd and 3rd quarter.

Yeah, that's why we said that we can't discount the fact that teams playing at home are playing very good because they have the fans behind them. And is it so evident in this game, specially Obi Toppin and TJ who came and show and play. Even Haliburton who is not 100% still try his best to do and help the team. Now, when we thought that this is going to be a boring finals, this is the first time that we will see since 2016 a game 7 decider game. Very hard to think that the Pacers will force a game 7 against the best team in the NBA and with the season's MVP. But this is where all the blood and sweat and tears and all the sacrifices will come to play. So the team who has more heart and wanted the championship badly will win. But so far, it's hard to bet as even if the Pacers is the underdog and will have to travel to the Thunder's homecourt, I still give them a good chance to pull the biggest surprises this season.

Agree on this. Siakam is a low key consistent player on this playoffs. He is the reason why Pacers has strong paint offense on their playoffs run since he easily score by attacking the paint on any tough defender.

He is consistent too even if they are down unlike Haliburton that keeps choking on most of their game and just being online on final minutes.

TJ McConnell is a good candidate too if we will consider crucial contribution on all games. 

I was expecting Indiana to win, but what i wasnt expecting at all was how Indiana win this game, they destroy Oklahoma since the start of the game, and now in game seven i have my doubts about the Gilgeous Alexander first ring, maybe we are gonna be the witness of the first Haliburton ring.

You made it easy for me. Thank you. I was about to search for the last time a Finals game went to 7 games, and you provided the answer. Because I cannot really remember when it happened, and most of the time it goes 4-2 or 4-1.

It's been a long time, so I am sure this is going to be fun. OKC may have the upper hand when it comes to home-court advantage, but I still won't take the bet for them. I love playing the underdog, and they have been underestimating the Pacers throughout this series. I will put an early bet for them and I will add more when the OKC is on the lead just so I can maximize the profits if the Pacers win.

Good luck on your bets, guys. 2 more days, but it will be fast.

I can feel the scare on Oklahoma fans and even in the Oklahoma Thunder players, for sure they are not gonna be on a comfortable position, and for sure a lot of people thinks they have the advantage of being home, for me is not that way, now being in home is even much more pressure for them.

Reading an article this morning about Julius Randle and how he is most likely going to opt out of his contract and test free agency.  Minnesota really dug themselves a hole here...  They're either going to have to pay Randle top dollar or lose him.  If they lose him, they basically gave away Karl-Anthony Towns for nothing.  It's probably too early to say this, but after managing to get two of the brightest young stars in the game that complemented each other well on the court, the Timberwolves are likely going to blow up the whole thing and end up wasting Anthony Edwards or will have to start a new rebuild around him.  What a failure of team management.

TBH, I didn't expect that this series will go in 7 games. I mean with how strong the Thunder is throughout the playoffs and regular season, I know that only a few people expected that this series will go the distance.

Anyway, it's really been a while since this happened. I haven't done any research, but I think the last Game 7 Finals was the time where the infamous "LeBron James block on Iguodala" and "Kyrie's 3-pt shoot" happened in one game. That's the most intense Finals game I watched, but anyway, I hope that this Game 7 will be as intense as the last Game 7 NBA Finals. I'm pretty sure I'll be watching this one.

As for the MVP, there's no doubt that it would be SGA if the Thunder wins, but I'm also thinking that there's a chance that Jalen Williams can be as well. Remember when Iguodala has named the Finals MVP at one point? As for the Pacers, it's Siakam because he's the most consistent in the team. Speaking of Siakam, that poster of him to Jalen Williams is for me one of the most disrespectful posters in NBA Finals history. What makes it better for me is the fact that Siakam didn't shout, look at Williams or whatever. Straight-up no reaction at all.

I predict that the Thunder will win and get that title, and they have the homecourt advantage as well.

Seriously, after getting Randle, they want him out. That's how they should do it when they've released and traded one of their key players for him. This is going to be a heat in the kitchen and if they don't decide better to keep this current line up, they will have hard time in getting back on their shoes and how this roster kept them in the conference finals. But let's see if that article is going to be right with what it thinks about Randle and if he's going to free agency, they have to throw him some good offer then if he likes it that way.