3 people injured in Achilles tendon! Pacers lost the championship but found the future. They scored 16+6 in the final quarter, which is too similar to Wade

On June 23, today's NBA tiebreaker game officially started. The Pacers persisted in the half-time game, but in the third quarter, the Thunder three young masters broke out, scoring 22 points and leading the team to win 14 points in a single quarter. After the three quarters, they established a double-digit lead. In the fourth quarter, they also found confidence. In the end, relying on better offense and defense, they won the victory and became the championship in 2025. Although the Pacers failed, they deserve respect.

Alexander played a super big performance in this game. In the first half, the young core of the team played very tightly. Alexander scored 16 points and led the team to bite the score. In the third quarter, he scored consecutively and assisted his teammates to reach an offensive climax and led the team to a strong attack. In the end, the team won the game. In this game, Alexander made 8 of 27 shots, made 2 of 12 three-pointers, scored 29 points, 5 rebounds, 12 assists, 1 steal and 2 blocks. Relying on his outstanding performance, Alexander also successfully won the FMVP.

The dream that the old generation of Thunder Third Young Master failed to fulfill was achieved by the new generation of the third Young Master. Although it seemed that his talent and strength were not as good as the old third Young Master, compared with the old generation of the third Young Master, the new third Young Master was more united and selfless and knew how to sacrifice. This is something that the old generation of the third Young Master did not have. The other two core players performed well in this game. Jiewei scored 20 points, 4 rebounds, 4 assists and 2 steals, and scored 9 points in the third quarter. Chet scored 18 points, 8 rebounds and 5 blocks in the whole game.

Chett and Jewe are expected to win a big contract in the offseason. As long as the Thunder maintains a three-core lineup, they will probably be a championship team for many years in the coming years. Although the three-core salary in the future will give the team little room for operation, the third young master will also increase the ball in the future. They are still very young, Chett and Jewe are far from meeting expectations, and perhaps the era of the Thunder is coming. Several of their role players performed well in this game.

Harten made 3 of 4 shots in the game and scored 7 points, 9 rebounds, 4 assists and 1 steal. If it weren't for his franchise protection, the Thunder would have collapsed in this game. Caruso scored 10 points, 3 rebounds, 3 steals, 1 block, and Wallace scored 10 points, 2 rebounds, 3 steals. These two substitutes were great in the backcourt. They made many steals to help the team fight back. In the future, players like Aaron Wiggins and Isaiahjo can stay without leaving, but these three must stay with all their strength.

The Pacers did their best in this game. When Halliburton was injured and left the court in the first quarter, they were still able to fight with the Thunder for three quarters, and still did not give up 20 points in the fourth quarter. The resilience of this team is commendable. If Halliburton had not been injured in this game, they would have probably won the game. The team lost Halliburton, and their offense had stagnated, but they still put so much pressure on the Thunder.

Halliburton scored 9 points in 3 of 5 shots in this game. The Pacers are really miserable this year. This is their third player to have an Achilles tendon injury this season. The previous two were Wiseman and Jackson. Perhaps this season is not the Pacers. Although they have reached a height far beyond everyone's expectations with their excellent team basketball and resilience, their luck is too bad, but the Pacers are not unavailable this year.

Their role players have grown up this season. Nemhard and Nesmith have become the top blue-collar team in the league. Turner will stay in the team during the offseason. The team will maintain its current lineup for a long time. Even if Harry is seriously injured, he may miss a lot of time next season. However, they can also maintain the level of the Eastern Conference playoff team with their current lineup. This team has great chemistry, experience and resilience.

And the stable scoring point that the Pacers have been struggling to find, he is Mathering. In this game, Mathering made 6 of 14 shots, 2 of 5 three-pointers, scored 24 points, 13 rebounds, 3 assists and 2 steals. In the last quarter, he reminded me of Wade in 2006. You know he wanted to break through and kill but he couldn't defend himself. Caruso and Dort tried it, but he was taken one step. Even if he was defended in place, he still had a way to make the score. His talent was so outstanding.

When he was 20 points behind in the fourth quarter, Matherin started his personal mode, making 3 of 5 shots in 11 minutes, scoring 16 points, 6 rebounds and 2 steals, leading the team to chase after only 10 points, and regaining the suspense. His offensive ability is great, and he deserves to be a player of the template Wade. Although Matherin lost some of his character in the first two rounds of the playoffs and played a bit dirty, his ability is unquestionable. Carlisle has never dared to use him before because he is the same as Kumingga, with good talent, but many low-level mistakes.

However, as the playoffs deepen, Matherin plays better and better. Although sometimes there will be low-level mistakes or fouls, it is much less than before. You should know that he is only 23 years old and has begun to have playoff experience. The heights he can reach in the future are definitely worth looking forward to. It is estimated that Carlisle will give him a more important role next season. If Halliburton misses most of the time, Matherin and Nemhard may partner in the backcourt, which may be their first scoring core in the future!

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