Jaylenway: We still have a huge advantage with 2 minutes left. Long rest is not an excuse to lose.

June 6th NBA Finals G1, the Thunder were reversed by the Pacers 110-111.

After the game, Jaylen Williams was interviewed by a reporter. When talking about this game as the second time the Thunder lost G1 since the Nuggets this year's playoffs, Jaylenway said: "We gave in to the victory. We still held a huge lead with about 2 minutes left, but we easily squandered it. We must grasp the follow-up well. For this loss, the most important thing we learned is to manage the time, take advantage of the opportunity to stop the opponent and cherish the ball."

When asked whether the long rest affected the team's performance, Jaylen Wei replied: "I feel good. Chet said before that you can never complain about the NBA's rest day (schedule), especially at this stage of the season. You can use these time to recover and adjust your mind, and we took advantage of these advantages."

In this game, Jaylenway of the Thunder was in poor condition on the offensive end. He played for 36 minutes, made only 6 of 19 shots, 1 of 4 three-pointers, 4 of 4 free throws, scored 17 points, 4 rebounds, 6 assists and 1 steal, plus-minus value -4.