Oklahoma City Thunder Tie Things Up in Game 4 of NBA Finals Against Indiana Pacers
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Fox Sports Update. When the Thunder needed it most, the MVP of the NBA came up big. Shea Gilgis-Alexander scored 15 of his 35 points in the fourth quarter, and Oklahoma City defeated the Pacers 111-104 in Game 4 of the NBA Finals. OKC with a Thunderbolt here on the fourth. Once again showing their resilience.

And these NBA Finals are tied at two games apiece. Sound courtesy of ESPN as the Thunder rallied from a 10-point second half deficit. Despite making a season-low three shots from beyond the arc, the Thunder avoided the dreaded 3-1 hole, and the Finals is now essentially a best-of-three series. Game five is Monday night in Oklahoma City.

Staying in the NBA, the Knicks are planning to meet with former Kings coach Mike Brown and former Grizzlies coach Taylor Jenkins next week, according to ESPN. The Knicks are looking for a head coach after firing Tom Thibodeau, despite Tibbs taking New York to their first Eastern Conference Finals in 25 years. At Sierra, discover great deals on top-brand workout gear, like high-quality walking shoes, which might lead to another discovery. 40,000 steps, baby!

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That was courtesy of NBC Sports Philadelphia as Schwarber hit a three-run bomb in the second inning and the Phillies shut out the Blue Jays 8-0.

And in the WNBA, barring any setbacks, Kaitlin Clark is expected to return to the court on Saturday when the Fever take on the defending champion Liberty, the last remaining undefeated team in the league. I'm super, super excited. I'm antsy to get out there and probably shake off a little bit of rust and play. That was courtesy of the Fever as Clark spoke with the media on Friday.

Clark has missed Indiana's last five games with a quadriceps injury, and the fever went two and three in her absence. You can listen and follow the Fox Sports Podcast at foxsports.com or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Joe Morgan. Get more on the Fox Sports app and foxsports.com.

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