G4 Thunder 111-104 Pacers Player rating: 3 full marks, 3 passing, 4 down

NBA Finals G4, Thunder reversed the Pacers 111-104. The Thunder played very magically in this game. In the sluggish first three quarters, they could actually overtake the final quarter. This is obviously the pace of the Pacers. Fortunately, the Thunder seized it.

The three players in the whole game are full marks. Alexander scored 35 points, 3 rebounds, 3 breaks and 1 blocked, and he scored 15 points in the final quarter. This is the role Alexander should maintain. Because Alexander's performance in the last moment was still a bit bad, but today he proved himself again. He was basically a key ball in the last quarter. I hope this state and style of play can be maintained for a while.

Caruso was also very critical. The last game was extremely sluggish, and the vitality and enthusiasm were completely full of energy. He scored 7 of 9 shots in the game and scored 20 points and 5 points. He dominated both offense and defense, which is also his regular performance in the playoffs this year. Jewe made 8 of 18, 11 of 11 free throws scored 27 points, 7 rebounds and 3 assists. He finally finished his thunder on the offensive end and finally stood up in the finals. Especially in the first half of the last quarter, he stood up and helped the team withstood the situation, and then Alexander took over, which made a reversal.

Chette, Dort, and Williams are all passing performances. Chet was also good in this game, with 4 of 9 shots and 14 points and 15 rebounds. Although he was still targeted by Halliburton on the defensive end, it was enough to be able to stand at the basket, and he could maintain a perfect output while fighting with injuries. Dortmund was able to score three points, and the intensity on the defensive end was full, maintaining a role that was both offensive and defensive. Williams is okay, 2 of 4 out of 4 and 3+1 can be seen.

Harten, Wallace, Wiggins, and Joe are all manifestations of sluggishness. Hartten did not perform much in this game, and he had no effect on the court. He was easily beaten by pick-and-roll, and his shooting percentage was also bad, so he only grabbed a little rebound, which was a flaw. Neither Wallace nor Wiggins could maintain a stable output. They were hitting irons throughout the game, and Joe was also hitting irons. These players were still in poor condition. I hope that the subsequent games can recover.