Pacers 116-107 Thunder, 2-1 lead! 2 incredible + 3 indisputable facts were generated in the whole game

On June 12, Game 3 of the NBA Finals came to the Pacers at home. In the previous two games, the regular season champion Thunder lost 1 inning and then equalized the score. This game is called the Battle of Little Heavenly Kings Mountain, and Pacers legend Reggie Miller came to watch the game and cheered for the team. As a result, the Pacers led 116-107 2-1! The whole audience generated 2 incredible + 3 indisputable facts.

In the first quarter of this game, the Thunder core Alexander played in a relatively sluggish game. Homegren broke out and scored 13 points in a single quarter, causing consecutive kills in the inside. The Thunder's Dort made 3 of 3 three-pointers and performed well. At the end of this section, the Thunder led 32-24. After the second quarter started, the Pacers narrowed the gap. When McConaughey made both free throws, the Pacers led the game for the first time. After

, the two teams entered the offensive mode. The Thunder's Isaiah Giova made 2 three-pointers in succession, and the two sides tied at 42. The Pacers scored 5 points in a row. Dort was shot and the Thunder violated the rules in 24 seconds. The Pacers made another move in the next round. The Pacers' morale had completely overwhelmed the Thunder. Caruso made an open three-pointer to stabilize the pace for the Thunder. In this quarter, McConaughey made a mid-range shot, Alexander missed the last shot, and the Pacers led 64-60 at halftime.

In the third quarter, after Alexander made a mid-range shot, the Thunder scored 6-0, 66-64, and the home team quickly called a timeout. After the two teams scored one after another, the game became more and more intense, with Caruso making a three-pointer and tied 79. McConaughey was in such a good condition and didn't make much of this quarter, which surprised everyone. The Pacers fell behind the Thunder by 5 points and entered the fourth quarter. After Harten made a layup, the Thunder 93-89 Pacers. After the Thunder made consecutive mistakes, the Pacers scored 4 points in a row, and the two sides tied until 95. The Pacers gradually widened the gap and finally won 116-107. Halliburton scored 22 points, 9 rebounds and 11 assists, Siakam scored 21 points, 6 rebounds and 4 assists, Alexander scored 24 points, 8 rebounds and 4 assists, and Jaylenway scored 26 points.

2 incredible appearances in this game: First, the Pacers substitute Matherin exploded in this game, scored 9 of 12 shots and scored 27 points and 4 rebounds, becoming the team's surprise. Second, the Pacers played 10 players and scored 9 players in this game, but only Thomas Bryant did not score, and they played their team basketball to the extreme. 3 facts: First, this season's finals are not as one-sided as the outside world imagines, and the Pacers are definitely capable of fighting against the Thunder. Second, Alexander has a strong ability to make fouls and the referee is really giving whistle. After three finals, he has already scored 26 free throws. Third, Homegren played a good goal in this game, and only scored 7 points in the last three quarters, and his overall performance in the finals was relatively sluggish.