NBA Finals schedule: Starting on June 6, the Thunder have the advantage of home court waiting for the Pacers Knicks winner

With the Thunder's total score 4-1 eliminated the Timberwolves, he returned to the NBA Finals after 13 years. This year's NBA Finals schedule has been released, with the Thunder winning 68 in the regular season first, and they have a home advantage in the finals. As for the Thunder's final opponent, they will face the winner between the Pacers and the Knicks (the Pacers currently lead the Knicks to win the match point 3-1).

This year's NBA Finals schedule: (all yes, the Thunder have home advantage)

June 6 8:30 Finals G1

June 9 8:00 Finals G2

June 12 8:30 Finals G3

June 14 8:30 Finals G4

June 17 8:30 Finals G5 (if needed)

June 20 8:30 Finals G6 (if needed)

June 23 8:00 In the finals G7 (if needed)

Thunder have advanced to the finals first. After returning to home, the Thunder crushed the Timberwolves one-sidedly and finally completed a 124-94 victory, thus defeating the Timberwolves with a total score of 4-1. The Thunder returned to the finals after 13 years, and it is also the fifth time that the team has advanced to the finals. Their first championship in history was that their predecessor, Supersonics, won the championship in 1979.

Thunder will win the championship after 46 years this year, and the Thunder will likely face the Pacers in the finals. After all, the Pacers currently lead the Knicks 3-1 in total score, and are only one step away from advancing to the finals.