Indiana coach Rick Carlisle learned to relinquish control of his teams' offense. It's helped the Pacers take control against Oklahoma City.

No matter who wins the NBA Finals, the Pacers are not a fluke. They’re the real deal, proving that in Game 1 win a stunning comeback.

For a long stretch of Game 1 of the NBA Finals between the Oklahoma City Thunder and Indiana Pacers, it looked like the Pacers were the team that would leave the arena regretting a blown chance. The Pacers were committing turnovers on what seemed like every other possession – 20 turnovers in the first half alone.

The NBA Finals involve an historic NBA franchise that moved and is trying to write new history, and one of the legendary franchises from the American Basketball Association. Eagle sports

Philadelphia 76ers guard Quentin Grimes has an important message for the NBA regarding the court in the Finals.

Tyrese Haliburton made a go-ahead basket with three-tenths of a second left and the Indiana Pacers stunned the OKC Thunder in Game 1 of the NBA Finals.

Impossible, it turns out, might just not apply to these Pacers. When that happens this often, it stops being a miracle and becomes expectation instead.

The Indiana Pacers have spent the entire postseason winning with remarkable last-second turnarounds. In Game 1 of the NBA Finals, they pulled off their most miraculous comeback yet.