Thunder vs Pacers Match Player Stats | NBA Finals Game 3 Wednesday, June 11th 2025

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Thunder vs Pacers Match Player Stats | NBA Finals Game 3 Wednesday, June 11th 2025

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Todays Wednesday, June 11th Matchup Details

Wednesday Oklahoma City Thunder at Indiana Pacers
NBA Finals Game 3 is on Wednesday, June 11th 2025
11/06/25 20:30:00 PM EST Tipoff

NBA Finals Game 3 Key Match Player Stats to Oklahoma City Thunder at Indiana Pacers

The Pacers check in as the most efficient 3-point shooting team in the NBA over the last 10 games.

The Pacers have played at the 6th-quickest tempo in the league over the last 5 games with the home court advantage.

The Indiana Pacers are expected to see an increase in plays in this game from being pitted against the 6th-fastest pace team in the league this year (the Oklahoma City Thunder).

Obi Toppin will hold the home court advantage in this game. Playing with the home court advantage tends to raise stat production for all stats.

This year, the other team’s starting SGs have tallied 19.0 points per game (most in the NBA) vs. the Pacers, creating a strong matchup for offensive effectiveness.

The 6th-most up-tempo pace-of-play team in the NBA this year has been the Thunder.

The Indiana Pacers have played at the 6th-quickest tempo in the league over the last 5 games on their home court, which should boost plays for the Oklahoma City Thunder.

The Oklahoma City Thunder check in as the 5th-best offensive rebounding offense in the NBA over the last 5 games as the road team (offensive rebounds maintain possession and can therefore produce new chances for scoring and assists).

Cason Wallace has made 100.0% of his foul shot attempts over the last 5 games, 24.3% more than he’s converted over the course of the year.

Andrew Nembhard has made 43.9% of his 3-pointers over the last 15 games, 12.1% higher than he’s made from beyond the arc overall this season.

Andrew Nembhard has been on the court for 29.8 minutes per game this year, some of the highest playing time of any player in the league: 79th percentile.

When it comes to offense, the Indiana Pacers’s superb 118.4 points per game playing at home places 5th-best in the NBA this year.

Aaron Nesmith has converted 2.7 shots from behind the three-point arc per game over the last 15 games, 0.6 higher than he’s converted from beyond the arc over the course of the season.

Aaron Nesmith figures to see a rise in production in all stat categories considering owning the home court advantage in this contest.

Pascal Siakam has tallied 23.4 points per game over the last 5 games on his home court, 3.5 more than he’s tallied in all games this year at home.

Pascal Siakam has converted 51.0% of his treys over the last 10 games at home, 13.0% higher than he’s sunk in all games this year while on his home court.

Among all players in the league, Pascal Siakam comes in at the 90th percentile for playing time, putting up a whopping 33.0 minutes per game while at home this year.

Out of all players in the league, Jalen Williams registers in the 79th percentile for shot attempts from beyond the arc, compiling 5.0 per game this year.

Jalen Williams has averaged 32.9 minutes per game this year, putting him among the most-utilized players in the league: 91st percentile.

Out of all players in the league, Tyrese Haliburton places in the 95th percentile for three-point attempts, posting 7.6 per game this year.

Out of all players in the league, Tyrese Haliburton lands in the 92nd percentile for playing time, tallying a whopping 33.9 minutes per game this year.

The matchup vs. the Thunder is a good one for three-point attempts; opposing starting PGs have tallied the most 3-point attempts per game in the NBA this year (7.7).

Obi Toppin has converted 52.9% of his shots from the field while on his home court this year, ranking in the 82nd percentile out of all players in the NBA.

Obi Toppin has successfully made 100.0% of his free throw attempts over the last 5 games, 22.8% more than he’s sunk in all games this year.

Among all players in the league, Luguentz Dort lands in the 79th percentile for shots from behind the three-point arc away from home, posting 5.0 per game this year.

Luguentz Dort has tallied 29.1 minutes per game this year, putting him among the most-used players in the NBA: 78th percentile.

Alex Caruso has successfully made 1.8 three-pointers per game over the last 5 games on the road, 0.6 more than he’s converted from 3-point range overall this season away from his home court.

Alex Caruso has successfully made 95.0% of his foul shot attempts over the last 10 games, 15.3% more than he’s converted in all games this season.

Myles Turner has made 2.0 threes per game this year, ranking in the 85th percentile out of all players in the league.

Myles Turner has averaged 30.2 minutes per game this year, ranking among the most used players in the league: 81st percentile.

When matched up against opposing starting Cs, Chet Holmgren ranks in the 100th percentile with a massive 2.8 shots from downtown attempted against him per game this year.

Among all players in the NBA, Chet Holmgren ranks in the 76th percentile for playing time, putting up a whopping 28.0 minutes per game this year.

Jalen Williams has successfully made 4.6 free throws per game over the last 5 games, 1.2 more than he’s made over the course of the year.

The matchup against the Thunder is a favorable one for threes; the other team’s starting SGs have posted the 2nd-highest three rate in the league this year (44.1%).

In comparison to last season’s 81.5% clip, Aaron Nesmith’s free-throw performance has risen this season to 89.8%.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander has attempted 5.6 treys per game this year, putting him in the 85th percentile out of all players in the NBA.

Among all players in the league, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander comes in at the 94th percentile for playing time, averaging a colossal 34.7 minutes per game this year.

Among all players in the NBA, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander places in the 100th percentile, totaling a monstrous 32.1 points per game this year.

Myles Turner has successfully made 54.8% of his shot attempts from the field over the last 15 games, 5.6% more than he’s put through the hoop over the course of the season.

The matchup vs. Chet Holmgren is a positive one; he has allowed a whopping 14.3 points per game when squaring off against other starting Cs this year (100th percentile).

Tyrese Haliburton has averaged 18.6 points per game this year, putting him in the company of the best players in the NBA by this metric: 88th percentile.

Chet Holmgren has converted 52.7% of his field goal attempts over the last 10 games, 5.5% higher than he’s put through the net in all games this season.

The number of points put up against Myles Turner has been quite high (13.6 per game) when he is at home and squaring off against fellow starting Cs this year (100th percentile).

Negative Match Player Stats Trends that should impact Oklahoma City Thunder at Indiana Pacers

Obi Toppin has been called for 2.6 personal fouls per game over the last 5 games with the home court advantage, 1.2 higher than he’s been called for overall this year at home.

Offensive rebounds preserve possession and create bonus opportunities for scoring and assists, but the Indiana Pacers rank 1stworst in in the NBA with just 7.5 offensive rebounds per game over the last 15 games.

As a team, the Thunder have been quite unsuccesful at getting to the free-throw line: 9th-worst in the NBA this year, totaling a mere 21.0 foul shot attempts per game.

Cason Wallace will not have the benefit of the home court advantage in this matchup. Playing on the road generally worsens stat production in all stat categories.

Andrew Nembhard has tallied 2.3 personal fouls per game with the home court advantage this year, putting him in the 82nd percentile — among the NBA’s most-whistled.

The matchup against Oklahoma is a hard one for shots from the field; when the Oklahoma City Thunder are the visiting squad, opposing starting SGs have put up the lowest Field Goal% in the NBA this year (34.7%).

The matchup vs. the Thunder may be a difficult one for getting to the charity stripe; the opposing team’s starting SGs have attempted a mere 1.9 foul shots per game over the last 20 games (least in the league).

Aaron Nesmith has committed 3.8 personal fouls per game over the last 15 games, 0.9 higher than he’s committed over the course of the season.

The matchup vs. the Thunder is a tough one for three-point shots; the opposing team’s starting SFs have put up the 2nd-lowest three rate in the league this year (25.5%).

The matchup vs. Oklahoma is a hard one; when the Thunder are away from home, they have given up the 3rd-least points per game in the league to opposing starting PFs over the last 5 games (11.0).

Pascal Siakam has tallied 2.5 personal fouls per game this year, making him one of the most most-whistled players in the league (90th percentile).

Over the last 5 games, the opposing team’s starting PFs have averaged 2.2 three attempts per game (fewest in the league) against the Thunder, branding this as a tough matchup.

Jalen Williams has committed 2.2 personal fouls per game this year, making him one of the most highest-fouling players in the league (78th percentile).

This year, the other team’s starting PFs have averaged 2.5 three attempts per game (fewest in the league) against the Pacers, designating this as a tough matchup.

Jalen Williams ought to see a decline in performance for all stats due to playing away from home in this matchup.

Luguentz Dort has been called for 3.0 personal fouls per game this year, putting him among the most foul-prone players in the league (98th percentile).

This year, the other team’s starting SFs have tallied 2.9 three attempts per game (lowest in the league) vs. the Pacers, designating this as a challenging matchup.

Luguentz Dort will not have the benefit of the home court advantage in this game. Playing while traveling generally worsens player performance in all stat categories.

The matchup vs. Indiana is a tough one for three-pointers; when the Indiana Pacers are playing at home, the opposing team’s starting SGs have averaged the 3rd-least treys per game in the league this year (1.4).

Alex Caruso has been called for 3.5 personal fouls per game over the last 10 games, 1.4 more than he’s been called for in all games this season.

Alex Caruso will not enjoy the benefit of the home court advantage in this contest. Playing away from your home city generally lowers stat production for all stats.

Myles Turner has committed 4.4 personal fouls per game over the last 5 games, 1.8 higher than he’s committed in all games this year.

Chet Holmgren has failed to make 3.6 3-point shots per game over the last 5 games on the road, 0.7 more than he’s missed in all games this year when playing on the road.

Chet Holmgren figures to see a decline in effectiveness in all facets of the game as a result of being on the road in this game.

Relative to last season’s 53.2% clip, Jalen Williams’s shooting prowess has decreased this season to 47.3%.

Over the last 10 games when they are at home, the opposing team’s starting SFs have attempted 2.0 foul shots per game (2nd-fewest in the league) against the Oklahoma City Thunder, finding it difficult to get to the charity stripe.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander has tallied 2.3 personal fouls per game this year, placing him among the most-whistled players in the NBA (81st percentile).

The matchup against the Indiana Pacers is a difficult one for shot attempts from beyond the arc; the opposition’s starting PGs have totaled the least 3-point attempts per game in the NBA this year (4.6).

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander will not hold the home court advantage in this matchup. Playing away from your home court generally decreases player performance across the board.

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