Gilgeous-Alexander scored 15 of his game-high 35 points in the last 3:52 — the most by a player in the last five minutes in the NBA Finals since 1971 — to even the Finals at 2-2.

The Pacers stymied the MVP for three quarters, but a monster final period and contributions from Alex Caruso and Chet Holmgren pushed Oklahoma City to the Game 4 win.

The next time down the floor, Gilgeous-Alexander had Nesmith on him again on a crossmatch. He isolated on the left wing, drove baseline and went into one of his patented stepbacks. Nesmith hit the floor, trying to draw a foul on the push-off. Andrew Nembhard scurried over to contest it, but it didn't matter: Cash.