Looking forward! The NBA Finals schedule is released and will officially start on June 6

Today (May 29), the NBA Western Conference Finals staged its fifth game. The Oklahoma City Thunder, who is at home, is full of momentum, defeated the visiting Minnesota Timberwolves with a huge advantage of 124 to 94 and a huge advantage of 30 points.

This exciting victory allowed the Thunder to win the Western Conference Finals series cleanly with a total score of 4-1! This means they have successfully locked in tickets to the NBA Finals this season.

This moment means a lot to the Thunder and their fans. You know, the last time they reached the NBA Finals has to be traced back to the distant 2012. After a full 12 years, this young team finally stood on the highest stage of the league again! However, it is time to wait and see who the Thunder's opponent in the finals. The finals schedule () is freshly released:

Game 1 (G1): June 6 8:30 am

Game 2 (G2): June 9 8:30 am

Game 3 (G3): June 12 8:30 am

Game 4 (G4): June 14 8:30 am

* Game 5 (G5 - if needed): * June 17 8:30 am

* Game 6 (G6 - if needed): * June 20 8:30 am

* Game 7 (G7 - if needed): * June 23 At 8:00 AM

As the Thunders have a better record throughout the season, they will have a home advantage in the Finals series. Their opponent will be the winner of the Eastern Conference Finals. In the east, the Indiana Pacers are currently leading the New York Knicks with a big score of 3-1, and are only one last victory away from the finals. The fifth key battle to decide the ownership of the Eastern Conference champion is scheduled to be held at 8 am tomorrow (May 30)! By then, the Pacers will once again set foot on the away game at Madison Square Garden to challenge the Knicks. Can the Knicks win a game back on the edge of the cliff? Or did the Pacers advance to the finals in one go? Let's wait and see!

What the Thunder team needs to do now is to prepare for the game while paying close attention to the results of tomorrow's Eastern Conference Finals, and wait for its final opponent to be announced.