The Pacers forced NBA Finals 2025 Game 7 with a 108-91 win on Thursday.
Was Pascal Siakam possessed during the NBA Finals 2025 Game 6 against the Oklahoma City Thunder? Well, the Pacers’ power forward got everyone talking with his ‘possessed’ expressions during a team huddle before the tip off on Thursday. The Pacers forced the series decider as they defeated the heavyweights 108-91 in front of the home crowd. The hosts were led by Obi Toppin, who dropped 20 points and six rebounds off the bench.
Andrew Nembhard followed him with 17 points and four assists. Tyrese Haliburton and T.J. McConnell came up with 14 points and 12 points, respectively. However, it was Siakam, who made it to the headlines with his weird expressions, as he seemingly prayed before the game began. As seen in the viral videos across social media, the 2019 champion was seen looking upwards with his eyes rolled. His eyes came into focus of the fans who came up with hilarious reactions to the same.
Check out a few reactions below-
Notably, Siakam finished the night with 16 points, 13 rebounds and three assists.
Following the game, Siakam opened up about the victory in Game 6 which forced the series to a decider. It is for the first time since 2016 that the Finals series will go on till Game 7. The three-time NBA All-Star reflected upon the crucial victory and revealed what it would take to win the ultimate battle and take the trophy home. He said that now that both teams have played each other enough, there is no secret anymore, and everything comes down to hard play.
Siakam told reporters, “I think at this point of the year, I mean, it’s all about hard play. I mean, we’ve played with each other enough now. I don’t think there’s secrets out there like when we play. So, I think it’s just about who wants it more, like just playing hard and leaving it all out there on the floor and living with the results. Like I I think that’s all you can really say.”
He went on to say that they have worked really hard for the opportunity and they are privileged to get at the highest. The 31-year-old added, “We worked so hard for this opportunity and you’re privileged enough to get it at the highest level ever. And it’s just a blessing. We’re fortunate to be here.”
Notably, the final clash of the NBA 2024-25 season is scheduled on Sunday, June 22, at Paycom Center in Oklahoma City.
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