Tragic! The two teams made 91 free throws for 70 fouls! Alexander scored 55 points and the Pacers made 3 free throws.

On October 24, the NBA regular season continues, with the Pacers playing against the Thunder at home. Last season, the two teams were opponents in the finals. This time Haliburton and Jaylen Williams were absent. The two teams played very stalemate, and the point difference never widened. The score also alternated the lead many times. In the final quarter, it was tied many times. Siakam of the Pacers equalized in regular time, and Marcelin equalized in the first overtime. The Pacers failed to withstand the second overtime. In the end, the Thunder defeated the Pacers 141-135 and won their second consecutive victory.

In this game, the two teams were not in very good offensive condition, and the Thunder continued to struggle from the outside. Fortunately, they successfully regained their touch and successfully reversed the situation, leading by 7 points at halftime. In the second half, the Pacers launched a counterattack. Siakam hit three-pointers one after another. Mitchell stepped forward for the Thunder and did not let the score difference be overtaken. After three quarters, they still led by 3 points. In the final quarter, the two teams fell into a tug-of-war, and the score was tied many times. Alexander helped the team take the lead at the last moment, but Siakam equalized the score with a jumper, and the two teams entered overtime tied at 113.

In overtime, the Pacers took the lead in entering the state and got off to a 5-0 start. However, the Thunder responded and quickly caught up with the score. The two teams were in a deadlock again. Alexander hit a jumper to take the lead, and Marcelin broke through and scored to enter double overtime. Alexander scored 2+1, Marcelin was sent off, Toppin counterattacked with a one-handed dunk, Wiggins hit 2 consecutive three-pointers, establishing a 7-point lead. Sheppard hit a three-pointer to stop the bleeding, but could not limit the Thunder's scoring. In the end, the Pacers lost to the Thunder 135-141.

The Thunder became the first team in history to play double overtime in their first two games, and they only played overtime once in total last season. In this game, Alexander was also full of firepower, leaving the Pacers helpless. He played 45 minutes, made 15 of 31, 23 of 26 free throws, scored 55 points, 8 rebounds and 5 assists, setting a new personal scoring high. In addition, his teammates Wiggins scored 23 points, Holmgren had 15 points and 12 rebounds, and Mitchell had 26 points.

The Pacers also tried their best this time. Marcelin, Shepard and Nesmith were all sent off for 6 fouls, and Nembhard also retired early due to injury. Marcelin performed well in this game, scoring 36 points and 11 rebounds on 9-of-19 shooting; Siakam also contributed 32 points and 15 rebounds. Toppin on the bench scored 20 points, Sheppard scored 15 points, and Walker scored 13 points. They really tried their best.

In this game, the two teams served a total of 91 goals, including 51 by the Thunder. The two teams had a total of 70 fouls.