Pacers narrowly beat the Thunder 111-110 away, and encountered 4 bad news after the game! SGA+ Chett fell

Halliburton scored 0.3 seconds, SGA+Chate was completely defeated, and the coach made a mistake in making decisions. In the first game of the NBA Finals, the Thunder were led most of the time and finally suffered a shocking reversal of 110 to 111. At the end of the game, the Thunder's offense and defense suddenly lost power at both ends, unable to resist the Pacers' fierce counterattack, and finally lost with Halliburton's decisive goal. After the game, the Thunder made even worse, and encountered four major bad news one after another.

·Alexander's problems were fully exposed in this game. Although he scored 38 points, 5 rebounds and 3 steals in the whole game, and made 14 shots of 30 shots, he failed to punish his opponents for three consecutive attacks at critical moments. He seems to be too dependent on fouls, which leads to an imbalance in his last moments. If he could calmly choose CNY, the situation might not be so passive. Therefore, Alexander's choice on the offensive end urgently needs careful consideration.

·Degnot's coaching strategy has also become a major controversy. At the last moment of the game, he stubbornly insisted on using five small lineups, which led to the Thunder being completely suppressed by the Pacers in rebounding and defense, becoming the key to the opponent's crazy pursuit of points. Fans questioned why Harten, who did not perform efficiently on the court, came to protect the rebounds. In addition, Dort and Alexander's playing time were delayed to critical moments. This series of decisions has produced a chain reaction.

·The performance of Thunder's core Chett is also disappointing. He made two nine shots in the game, zero of 3 points and two free throws, scoring only 6 points, 6 rebounds and 1 block. Faced with the strong performance of the Pacers inside Turner, Chet seemed weak and powerless in the face of the opportunity at the basket, and the defensive end was useless. When he encounters a strong inside line with a high advantage, he seems powerless, which has become a hidden danger that the Thunder is eager to solve.

What is even more worrying is that the overall shooting percentage of the Thunder is also extremely poor, with only 11 of 3-pointers and 30 shots. Although the number of shots exceeded the Pacers 16 more, the score failed to surpass the opponent. This is enough to show that their inefficiency on the offensive end is also a key link that the whole team urgently needs to improve in the next game.