Caruso makes historic performance in Game 4 against the Pacers

Game 4 of the NBA Finals, Oklahoma City Thunder's Alex Caruso showed a strong rebound, creating a historic victory for the team. Caruso's outstanding performance helped the Thunder reverse the win over the Indiana Pacers, tying the total score to 2-2. In the

game, the Thunder narrowly defeated the Pacers 111-104 and started a fierce competition. At the critical moment, regular season MVP Shea Gilgers-Alexander and defender veteran Alex Caruso stepped forward to inject energy and efficient performance into the team, achieving a score reversal.

This game also highlighted the important contribution of substitutes. Obi Topin's performance once again inspired the Indiana Pacers, but Caruso eventually became one of the Thunder's heroes to win the championship.

It is worth mentioning that Caruso scored 20 points and 5 steals in the game, and maintained a shooting percentage of 77.8%, becoming the second player in NBA history to achieve this result in the Finals, engraving a brilliant chapter for himself.

Caruso, who has experienced the Los Angeles Lakers championship, continues to prove his value in the Thunder. As a defensive expert and a critical moment player, his joining brings a solid foundation to the young Thunder and helps the team return to the finals stage.

Caruso's full-out efforts are hard to ignore, he made 16 opponent turnovers defensively, while also contributing three rebounds, one block and a free throw percentage of up to 5 of 7 shots. His efforts helped the Thunder successfully turn the situation around.

Meanwhile, Shay Gilgers-Alexander and Jaylen Williams performed equally, with their scoring and outstanding performances making the Thunder more stable in their victory. The loss was undoubtedly a heavy blow for the Pacers, and the Thunder took the upper hand in the series, making people look forward to the next game.