Alexander's struggles in Game 6 can be summed up this way: He had more turnovers than made baskets. The MVP must be better in Game 7.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is no stranger to sitting out fourth quarters. He's done that plenty of times throughout the season. But this time, it happened for all the wrong reasons. The MVP winner couldn't orchestrate the Oklahoma City Thunder out of one of their worst offensive performances ever.

The Thunder's 10-2 lead to start felt like a distant memory. Even though only two hours passed, it felt like two years. The Pacers destroyed the Thunder in every facet of basketball. Dreaming of champagne and goggles, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander instead spent the fourth quarter mulling over what went wrong.