The Oklahoma City Thunder are just one win away from being named NBA champions for the first time in history. The Thunder defeated the Indiana Pacers in Game 5 of the NBA Finals, moving the series to 3-2. The team said it is the trust in one another that got them to this moment.

For three hours, it was the loudest place on planet Earth. A concrete kettle that whistled louder than ever as the Thunder topped the Pacers in Game 5 of the NBA Finals.

Hartenstein handles the gritty tasks as the team’s enforcer, willing to get chippy when the moment calls for it.

On Tuesday morning, ABC's Will Reeve, who is in town for the finals, joined KOCO 5 to talk about the game and what is to come. He stood next to the championship trophy inside the Paycom Center, just hours after the Thunder took the series to 3-2.

Oklahoma Thunder Isaiah Hartenstein may not headline highlight reels, but he embodies the essence of a modern big man.

The Oklahoma City Thunder set a single postseason NBA record on Monday, as the club went on to defeat the Indiana Pacers.

With eight minutes and 30 seconds left in the fourth quarter of Game 5 of the NBA Finals, the Oklahoma City Thunder were reeling