Qualified triple-double + 5 steals + 5 blocks! Coach Thunder has to take the blame, and the ace combination has only been on 10 minutes

First of all, congratulations to the Pacers. They have returned to their home court and have regained the initiative again. At present, the Thunder are 2-1, and they are still fighting at home in the next game. As long as they survive the next game, the Pacers can basically break the team's history and win the first NBA championship! (I won three championships in the ABA) Compared with the joy of the Pacers' team, the Thunder seemed more sad. They played good cards for the whole season. Even after passing the Western Conference Finals, everyone began to feel that the Thunder was bound to win the championship, but they didn't expect that the Pacers were the dark horse in the finals. Even if he performed well in the final quarter in this game, the Thunder could regain the home advantage of the series, but when facing a triple-double + 5 steals + 5 blocks, the Thunder could not stand it anymore.

This game Harry magic reappeared, and performed well throughout the game, scoring a quasi-triple double-double with 22 points, 9 rebounds and 11 assists. At the same time, he stood up at a critical moment to help the team stabilize the lead. To be honest, Halliburton is not the most overrated player. I personally think he should be the most difficult player to evaluate. Every time he feels like he is good again after the outbreak, he starts to pull up again in the second game; when he feels like he is not good after the second game, he becomes more and more difficult to figure out. In addition, McConnell, who scored 5 steals and Turner who scored 5 blocks in this game are also worthy of praise. These two people were simply full of defensive end and directly extinguished the Thunder's counterattack momentum. The performance of

players is important, but whether a team can win is also inseparable from the head coach's tactical arrangement and personnel adjustment. The gap between Dagnot and Carlisle in this game was really clearly reflected. At the critical moment, Dai Shuai did not make much adjustments on both offense and defense, and the offensive end was also quite monotonous, and he only played singles all the time. Under the leadership of the God of Card, the Pacers were all soldiers, and even after the whole game, it was not worth Carlisle's last challenge. Moreover, when it comes to employment, Dai Gnott is really much more timid. He played a season of ace combination, but the finals only lasted 10 minutes! ?

I still remember when the Knicks were vs. Pacers were once completely crushing the Knicks, and the suspense basically disappeared. But after playing 1, 4 and 4 games in the first two games, the Knicks, who were defeated by two home games, was immediately changed to a double tower to suppress the Pacers, and they were able to regain two games and continue the vitality of the series. Similarly, in the finals, Dai Shuai had briefly activated the ace double towers of Harten + Chet, and the effect was also very good. During the time when he was sent to the double towers, the plus or negative value of the Thunder was +7, and the Pacers also played very uncomfortable. But I don’t know why this game was abandoned directly, and the Twin Towers only played together for 10 minutes in three games.

Dai Shuai was afraid that Harteng would not be able to keep up with the speed, which was understandable, but the Pacers' lineup obviously could not beat Harteng's slow point. Moreover, Chet's role cannot be played out. When Hartten guards the inside, Chet can do more things. He has both speed, wingspan and height. If he expands the defense range, the success rate of Pacers' tactics can definitely decrease to a certain extent. Moreover, Hartun doesn’t need to play for 30+ minutes. He can reach the inside line for about 10 minutes in a game, so that he can add another set of tactics. This is easy to understand. The Thunder won most of the games in the regular season and directly controlled the opponent's rebounds. Hartten + Chett can really be called ace combination. I don't know why Dai Shuai had to do it in the finals. The Thunder coach really has to take the blame for losing this game.