The Indiana Pacers’ journey to the NBA Finals was never going to be easy, but it got a little more complicated, and it had nothing to do with basketball. The team’s flight bound for Oklahoma City for a Game 1 tilt with the Thunder was detoured and forced to land in Tulsa due to a tornado warning in the capital on Tuesday.

On Saturday night, the Pacers beat the Knicks 125-108 to make their first Finals appearance since 2000, and cemented themselves as the best team in the Eastern Conference. The Pacers enjoyed 31 points from Pascal Siakam, and Tyrese Haliburton offered 13 assists and 21 points. Andrew Nembhard played elite defense, racking up six steals.