OKLAHOMA CITY — The Oklahoma City Thunder won their first NBA championship!
The team beat the Indiana Pacers 103 to 91 in Game 7 at the Paycom Center in Oklahoma City.
Oklahoma City officials announced a parade to celebrate the Thunder's win will take place Tuesday, June 24, at 10:30 a.m.
Information on the parade, including the route, can be found here.
2 News covered the game across the state:
2 News crews in Tulsa and Oklahoma City talk to fans celebrating the Oklahoma City Thunder winning the NBA Championship
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander discusses the game and the season following the Oklahoma City Thunder's championship win
2 News crews in Tulsa and Oklahoma City speak with Thunder fans following the Championship win
TJ Eckert shared a look at celebrations outside the Paycom Center.
2 News Oklahoma covers the Oklahoma City Thunder's historic win and checks in with crews across Oklahoma
Earlier:
Cayden and Dan look ahead to Game 7.
Stef Manchen and Samson Tamijani are at watch parties in Tulsa.
2 News Oklahoma's Emma Burch is at Scissortail Park talking with Thunder fans.
TJ Eckert and Cayden McFarland kick off 2 News Oklahoma at 5 p.m. before checking in with Dan Lindblad inside the Paycom Center.
Cayden and Dan checked in from Oklahoma City shortly after arriving in town.
The Thunder take on the Pacers in Game 7 June 22 at 7 p.m. 2 News will have crews in Tulsa and Oklahoma City covering the game and local responses.
Sports Director Cayden McFarland dug deep into the vault to find our first report from the Thunder's first home game in 2008!
Now, 17 years later the Oklahoma City Thunder won their first NBA Championship game in Oklahoma City on June 22.
June 19 - Game Six
The watch parties that've brought in thousands through the Finals are ramped up for what could be the last game of the series:
Fans in OKC and Indiana are ready for Game six. Take a look at the preparations:
2 News' Emma Burch shared her love of the Thunder throughout the series:
Reaction after Game 6 loss
Game 6 Recap
June 16 - Game Five
The OKC Thunder won the game, and Game six is scheduled for Thursday.
2 News is live in Oklahoma City for Game Five. Naomi and TJ kick off the newscast across the street from the Paycom Center, before tossing to Cayden and Dan inside.
2 News Oklahoma's Emma Burch is also in Oklahoma City, talking to people excited about the game.
Brodie Myers is at ONEOK Field in Tulsa, where a watch party is being held for fans who can't make it to Oklahoma City.
Cayden and Dan are in OKC previewing Game 5
Thunder fans gather for an electric Game 5 in OKC
OKC fans are hyped after Game 5 win OKC
Cayden and Dan break down the Thunder's Game 5 win in OKC
June 11 - Game Three
Even thought it is an away game fans across the state are gearing up to watch and cheer on the Thunder.
Maynard, the dinosaur we've told you about before, is wearing a special outfit to support the team.
We also broke down where you can go watch the game in Tulsa tonight:
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Our crews are also heading to OKC to be inside the Paycom Center for the massive watch party planned for the away games.
Cayden, TJ and Brodie preview the excitement before Game 3 of the NBA Finals
Brodie got reaction from Game 3 at ONEOK Field in Tulsa:
Highlights from Game 3 in Indianapolis:
June 8 - Game Two
Cayden and Dan were inside the Paycom Center, breaking down the Thunder's win over the Pacers.
2 News Oklahoma's Stef Manchen and Sharon Phillips were in Oklahoma City and Tulsa, talking to fans about the game.
Cayden McFarland and Dan Lindblad talk about the Thunder's win over the pacers, tying the teams 1-1 in the series.
The Oklahoma City Thunder beat the Indiana Pacers 123-107.
ONEOK Field was one of several watch parties in Tulsa where people gathered to watch the Thunder take on the Pacers.
2 News Oklahoma Sports previewed the game on 2 News Oklahoma at 5.
2 News Oklahoma's Stef Manchen was at Scissortail Park, and spoke with fans excited to be in Oklahoma City for the game.
2 News Oklahoma Sports' Dan Lindblad was inside the Paycom Center as doors opened and the eager crowd began to fill in.
2 News Oklahoma's Naomi Keitt and Cayden McFarland were in Oklahoma City for a live broadcast of 2 News Oklahoma at 5 p.m. The duo were once again broadcasting from the Omni Hotel, across the street from the Paycom Center.
2 News is broadcasting from the Omni Hotel, across the street from the PayCom Center. Naomi Keitt and Cayden McFarland will preview tonight's Game 2 from there. Dan Lindblad will be inside the Paycom Center.
2 News will be live in Oklahoma at 5 p.m. for a preview of tonight's Game 2 of the NBA Championship.
June 5 - Game One
With a last-second shot, the Indiana Pacers won Game One - 111-110.
Game 2 will be June 8 at 7 p.m.
The 2 News Team kicked off the 10pm news with live reports in Tulsa and Oklahoma City.
Cayden and Dan offer final predictions and expectations before the start of Game 1.
Cayden McFarland talks to excited fans inside the Paycom Center.
Cayden and Dan discuss pre-game routines as we get ready fort the start of Game 1.
Cayden and Dan show viewers a look from inside the Paycom Center as fans begin to enter in preparation for the start of Game 1.
Brodie Myers met Thunder fans in Tulsa at a popular watch party at Fassler Hall.
Emma Burch spoke to both Thunder and Pacer fans outside the Paycom Center.
Oklahoma and Indiana state leaders have skin in the game for this series, as well. 2 News' Naomi Keitt and Erin Christy tell us what's at stake.
Storms ahead of tipoff for Game One didn't stop fans from bringing their excitement to the Paycom Center.
June 4
2 Sports set up in OKC for Media Day. Here's a look inside:
June 3
The Indiana Pacers had a rocky start in Oklahoma as severe weather forced their flight to divert to Tulsa on the way to Oklahoma City.
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