The fourth quarter of Game 5 of the NBA Finals was a forgettable one for the Indiana Pacers, who saw a valiant comeback effort fizzle out at the hands of the Oklahoma City Thunder's three-headed monster.
However, there was one highlight worth savoring. It came with just over two minutes to play and the Pacers trailing by 15, their chances rapidly fading. Indiana forward Obi Toppin tried a three-pointer that clanked off the rim—only for forward Aaron Nesmith to stuff it back in over Thunder center Chet Holmgren in the blink of an eye.
