Sika asks God for success! The finals are staged again! Four reasons for the Thunder s loss come to light

The NBA Finals G6 staged a life-and-death showdown! The Pacers, who fought back, opened fire at home, defeated the Thunder 108-91 by 17 points, tied the total score 3-3! This victory not only dragged the series into the tiebreak battle, but also created a historic moment in the NBA - since the Cavaliers Warriors Warriors Warriors in 2016, the finals have reappeared the tiebreak peak duel!

The Thunder were still imposing at the beginning. Homgren turned on the layup and Jaylenway violently dunked. The Pacers played 10-2 and made the Pacers silent at home. But after the timeout, Siakam stopped bleeding by 2+1, Nemhad overtook two three-pointers, and the Pacers scored a 24-7 offensive craze. The Pacers led by 3 points at the end of the first quarter, which was just the beginning of the Thunder's nightmare.

The second quarter was even more crazy. Substitute surprise McConnell turned into a "desperate Saburo" with proficiency in frontcourt rebounds, emergency stop jump shots, steals and fast breaks, and his figure of 1.85 meters is everywhere! At the end of the half, the Pacers led by 22 points 64-42.

The Pacers scored three consecutive buzzer-beating three-pointers in the end of the third quarter, widening the gap to 30 points! The Thunder coach had no choice but to directly withdraw his main force in the fourth quarter, and the game completely lost suspense.

Harry, who had a calf strain, tied his protective gear and resolutely appeared in this battle: "I just need to hear the saying 'You can fight'! I know the risks, but I don't care!" He tried all the treatment methods: hyperbaric oxygen chamber, acupuncture, electronic stimulation, special tape... Just fight this battle! Although he missed all three shots at the beginning, he used a key three-pointer and a scalpel to connect the team, scalpel with injuries and scored 14 points + 5 assists + 2 steals, plus or negative values ​​+ 25 championships!

Pacers scored in double-digit: Totel scored the team's highest 20 points and 6 rebounds, Nemhard scored 17 points and 4 assists, Siakam scored 16 points and 13 rebounds and double-double, McConnell scored 12 points, 9 rebounds, 6 assists and 4 interruptions, and Nesmith scored 10 points, 2 rebounds and 3 assists.

The team that led 20+ in the first half of the finals, with a terrifying record of 21 wins and 1 loss. The Pacers use steel defense and team basketball to continue the myth of unbeaten for 77 years!

The four major reasons for the Thunder's loss in this game:

1. The three-pointer was outrageous. 1 of 11 three-pointers in the first half, losing to the Pacers at 24 points. 8 of 30 shots in the game, with a shooting percentage of 26.7%. Among the five starting players, Dort made the only 1 three-pointer, and the remaining four players made a total of 0 of 12 shots. Homegren made 0 of 3 three-pointers and 2 of 17 three-pointers in the series, with a shooting percentage of 11.8%.

2. Too many mistakes. He made 21 mistakes in the game and was stolen by the Pacers 16 times. Although Alexander scored 21 points, he made 8 mistakes and the Pacers team 10 times. The Thunder's signature defensive counterattack was gone in this game.

3. Core disconnected collectively. Harten played well and contributed 10 points and 4 rebounds. Jaylen Williams set the worst record in the finals with a plus-minus value of 40, breaking Holiday's -38. Dort only hit one 3 point in the game, and both offense and defense were dragging the team down. Homegren scored only 4 points in 2 of 9 shots.

4·The gap between substitutes is too big. The Thunder's bench ended with a total of 6 points in the end of the three quarters, while the Pacers scored 31 points, with a gap of 25 points! Wiggins, Joe and other rotation players totaled 16 points, and frequently lost positions on the defensive end. Pacers substitute McConnell made four steals in a single quarter, and Nesmith secured the victory with a buzzer-beating three-pointer, completely destroying the Thunder morale. On the other hand, after the Thunder fired all the bullets in the first shot, no one could stand up to fill the hole