Thunder returned to Oxford overnight and received a crazy pick-up from fans! Setting a record in succession. Barkley: Pacers let the tiger return to the mountain

On June 15, the NBA Finals will usher in the G5 round the day after tomorrow. After the end of G4 yesterday, the Thunder team rushed back to Oxford City without stopping, and they received enthusiastic pickup from local fans. At the same time, the Thunder has set many historical records.

After defeating the Pacers 111-104 away yesterday, the Thunder returned to Russia immediately. When they arrived in Oklahoma, it was already late at night locally, but a large number of Thunder fans still greeted them warmly and cheered the Thunder players. Thunder players such as Alexander and Homegren shook hands cordially with the fans.

After 111 points in yesterday's game, the Thunder's total season score (regular season + playoffs) has reached 12,205 points, surpassing the Warriors (12,161 points) in the 2018-19 season and setting a new historical record in the NBA. Given that there are at least two games left to play in the series, the Thunder will continue to expand their season-wide total scoring record.

Meanwhile, the Thunder completed another double-digit score difference yesterday. According to statistics, the Thunder have achieved a record of 22 wins and 12 losses this season (regular season + playoffs) behind double digits, which is the league's best reversal record since the 1997-98 season.

After re-equaling the total score, the Thunder also received support and favor from media people. Famous commentator Barkley said: "When you push your opponents to a desperate situation, you have to beat them completely. If you can lead 3-1, the situation is very beneficial to you. But now the Pacers have brought the Thunder back to their form, and they have returned to their original starting lineup, which will make the next game more difficult. I think the series is over. The Thunder realizes that it needs to use substitutes more, and the way they should play back in the finals is to suppress their opponents on the rebound."

According to the schedule, the Thunder will face the Pacers at home on June 17. Can they win the Tianwangshan? Let's wait and see!