How did the Thunder defeat the Pacers? Su Qun s analysis after the game was very realistic

NBA Finals G2, the Thunder defeated the Pacers 123-107 at home, chasing the big score to 1-1.

There were 32.5 seconds left in the game, and the Thunder shot a cannon at the three-point line, which was a salute for the Thunder to win. In the end, the Thunder defeated the Pacers 123-107. The last game was that the Thunder lost to the Pacers, so they won another game. This game can be said to be difficult to solve in the first half, especially in the first quarter, but overall, the Thunder's offense is better than the Pacers, especially the defense is better than the Pacers.

The battle curtain opened and center Shett's basket attack was opened. He shot and changed the place, and suddenly floated on the three-point line again, hitting a three-pointer, Alexander made a mid-range shot, and another three-pointer, combining inside and outside, Caruso also came to help, hitting a three-pointer at the three-point line. Shett played very well in the first quarter, and his offense was unstoppable. At the end of the first quarter, the Thunder led 26-20.

The Thunder were still the first to attack at the start of the second quarter. Then, Wiggins scored 2+1 at the basket, and Caruso even intercepted a dragon from the backcourt to the frontcourt. Fengchi Electric, and Kasuo broke out. In the first half, it can be said that Wiggins and Caruso took turns to attack. In the second half, Shett and Alexander both came to play, and began to stage a good show of combining inside and outside. Alexander scored 2+1. Shett dunked, Kasuo finally gave a three-pointer. At the end of the half, the Thunder led by a big score of 59 to 41.

When he returned from the locker room in the second half, Wiggins shot a three-pointer from the three-point line, Wallace and Alexander also started the attack at mid-range. Kahn King made a nerve, made a breakthrough layup, and another three-pointer to widen the score. Alexander led Caruso, Shett, and the three troikas to run together, setting off a wave of offensive climax. After three quarters, the Thunder continued to lead with a big score of 93 to 74.

The final quarter of the game opened, and Harten attacked at the basket. Wiggins took advantage of the good hand and continued to shoot at the three-point line. Another three-pointer. The King of Cards was unwilling to fall behind and picked up the explosive package to hit the basket. In the camera, there was a scene of Wiggins and Caruso taking turns to attack. In the second half of the quarter, superstar Alexander stepped forward. He shot again, and he shot again, 2+1 again. In the final picture, Caruso and Wiggins were taking turns to attack. After a wave of bombing, the Thunder went to After the game, Su Qun commented: The Thunder in the second game in the finals reached 1:1, which was expected, but there was a bit more mature than the semi-finals: they did not show extreme anger after being reversed in the first game. They did not stop after being led by 22 points at most and made a big victory of 30 or 40 points, but focused on controlling the rhythm of the game, focusing on defense and rebounding, and making the last 4 minutes into garbage time, with only 17 points.

The Thunder did not change the lineup, but made fine adjustments. It took about 3 minutes each to arrange the double towers of Homgren and Hartenstein in the first and second half; it paid more attention to limiting Halliburton and Siakam in defense; the starting performance in offense was stable, but the bench scored 39-21 was nearly twice the opponent (9 points of the Thunder in the last 4 minutes of garbage time and 13 points of the Pacers).

Su Qun's comment after the game said that the Thunder has become mature and is not very angry after being reversed in the first game, but dealt with it seriously and focused on the game. This is the first reason for winning. For example, using the double towers in the second half. In addition, the defense of Halliburton and Siakam is also very restricted, the offense seems relatively stable, and the substitutes perform well. The above are all the reasons for winning. Su Qun's words are very real. In fact, the Thunder is stronger than the Pacers, which is also a fact.