The team can still win 3 of 17 three-pointers! The Thunder found a way to win? SGA scored 15 points in the final quarter and led the team to reverse

On June 14, the NBA Finals continued. In a game that just ended, the Pacers lost to the Thunder 104-111. In this game, the Pacers suppressed the Thunder for 45 minutes, but were reversed by the opponent in the last 2 and a half points. Alexander proved the super value of the game. He began to exert force in the final quarter, leading the team to a 7-0 climax, helping the team catch up with the score difference, and then creating a foul. He hit consecutive free throws at critical moments, helping the team to defeat the opponent.

Alexander made 12 of 24 shots in this game, made 1 of 4 three-pointers and scored 35 points, 3 rebounds and 3 steals. As the team's point guard, he scored 0 assists in the game? It’s not that Alexander didn’t pass it, and the team’s scorers were too efficient in this game. The team made 3 of 17 three-pointers in total, with a shooting percentage of only 17.6%. In this small ball era, it would be difficult for a team to win with such three-point efficiency. It can only be said that Alexander was too strong in this game.

He scored 15 points in the last quarter, and the opponent only scored 17 points in the last quarter. This is the benefit of superstar basketball. Or after watching this game, you will know the difference between team basketball and superstar basketball. The Pacers can be said to be the best team in team basketball in the entire league. In this game, they scored 5 more points, and 3 of them scored 17+. Relying on multiple points to blossom, it is indeed difficult for the opponent to limit it, but if the Thunder is on the defensive intensity, the Pacers will fall into a passive position.

They were beaten 14-3 by their opponents in the last 4 minutes. In this game, the Thunder did not perform well in the first three quarters, because the team changed the starting lineup again, and Hartten returned to the starting lineup. As a result, the team had adapted to the opponent's playing style before, and now the team's new lineup is not adapted. If Alexander and Jewish had been stalking the score, they might have collapsed if the Thunder could not drag it down in the fourth quarter, but the Thunder recovered their defensive rhythm in the fourth quarter.

Relying on the suffocating defense, the Pacers scored only 17 points in the final quarter, while they scored 35 points in the first quarter, half of which. If both sides can contribute to top-level defense, then the Pacers, a team with average talent, will show shortcomings. They do not have players who can score at critical moments. On the contrary, the Thunder and Alexander have to solve the problem. Everyone is inefficient in the face of high-intensity defense, and it depends on who the star is more accurate.

This game is obviously better. Halliburton scored 18 points and 7 assists, which is very efficient, but he should have the aggressiveness of G3 in the series. This game was too selfless. Sika scored 20 points, 8 rebounds, 5 assists and 5 steals in the whole game. He performed well in the first half. After 1 of 5 shots in the third quarter, Sika began to play a little timidly. He didn't dare to get the ball in the fourth quarter. He made a move once in a single quarter and kept running back.

Sica is the biggest advantage of the Pacers in the face of the Thunder. The Thunder is afraid that such a team with a big front line will not match Sika's size and strength, but Sika does not play the responsibility that a star should have. Although both sides have reached Tianwang Mountain in this round of the series and the Thunder regained their home advantage, the Pacers are not without opportunities. As long as Sika can continue his dominance in the first half of this game, the Pacers still have a chance.

The next series depends on how Carlisle adjusts. He can be said to be the biggest advantage of the Pacers against the Thunder. His experience and tactical targeting are much better than that of Degnot. If one of Alexander or Jewish can be limited, the Pacers will be very confident of winning. Although Nessmith is great, as long as Alexander gets the call he deserves in the regular season, it still cannot be defended by one. If it really doesn't work, I think I can try a pincer attack.

The Thunder seem to have found a way to win this game. They should stick to it. They should rely on top defense and not go to the double towers. At the critical moment, the combination of Dort, Caruso, Jewe, Chett and Alexander played the top defense to hold the rhythm and let the super giant solve the attack on the offensive end. Jewe and Alexander's singles ability are very outstanding. Although the Thunder were rotated by 10 people in this game, Wiggins and Joe did not play for more than 10 minutes, which was considered an 8-man rotation.

is definitely not comparable to the Pacers compared to rotation, so it is wise to reduce rotation and increase Alexander's playing time. After all, Alexander is threatened as long as he plays. Even if he doesn't score points and goes without the ball, his teammates will have more opportunities. Alexander played for 40 minutes in this game, and now there are 3 games left in the series, especially the end of the game. Reducing rotation like today may help them compete for the championship. Now there is no need to consider physical fitness, and these 3 games are not missing.

To be honest, I always feel that this round of series will reach the seventh game. To be honest, everyone should have discovered that the referee is intentionally controlling the game and suppressing the rhythm of the game. The Pacers suffered a loss in this game, and the Thunder suffered a loss in the last game. Maybe it will be more fair to wait until the tiebreak? Having said that, what do you want to say about these two teams? Welcome to leave a message for discussion.