Thunder G6 lost to Pacers in an upset and was dragged into the tiebreak! I have to recognize these 6 reality after all

NBA Finals G6, unexpectedly, the Pacers crushed the Thunder in the whole game and finally won 108-91, with a big score of 3-3. In the first quarter, the Thunder first took off the ball. Harten and Jiewei scored consecutively to attack the basket and led the team to score 10-2. Soon the Pacers blew the horn of counterattack. Nemhard and Topped scored 4 three-pointers in a row and led the team to play a 16-3 counterattack. Since then, the Pacers have always taken the initiative and played the advantage of being the whole nation. The Thunder relied on Yali and Jiewei to score only. At the end of the first quarter, the Pacers led the Thunder by 3 points 28-25. In the second quarter, the Thunder could still hold on to the score at first, but on the Pacers, McConnell, another surprise player, stood up, and scored 8 points in a row to lead the team to break the deadlock. The Pacers started completely, and Sika won the middle distance raid, Halliburton's LOGO three-pointer also penetrated the center of the basket, the situation on the court was out of control, and the score difference reached more than 20 points. After halftime, the Pacers led the Thunder 64-42 by 22 points. In the third quarter, the two teams' offenses were silent at the beginning and fell into a 4-minute scoring drought. The Pacers were still the first to adjust their state. Harry and Turner scored continuously in the penalty area. Hartten's all-connected dunk finally stopped the bleeding for the Thunder, but the Thunder could not find any opportunity to narrow the score difference. Another three-pointer rain game at the end of the Pacers' quarter. Shepard's buzzer-beating three-pointer was in the heart of the net. After the third quarter, the Thunder lagged behind the Pacers 60-90 30 points, which is also the biggest score gap since this year's finals. In the final quarter, the Thunder made an early shot and accepted the loss and withdrew all the starting lineup. The Pacers relaxed their vigilance. The 30-point gap was narrowed to less than 20 points. However, there was little time left on the field, and the victory and loss were still lost. In the end, the Pacers defeated the Thunder 108-91 and dragged into the tiebreak battle. In this battle, I completely recognized these 6 reality.

First, the ugly finals, the league's goal has been achieved. Although the two teams were not very popular in the finals, the big score was indeed fierce and they fought to the tiebreak. This is another tiebreak battle in the NBA after 9 years. The last time the finals tiebreak was in 2016. The Cavaliers fell behind 1-3 and reversed the universe and won the championship. That season was also one of the most classic seasons in NBA history. The first 1-3 reversal in the finals, the Warriors won 73 first place in history, Gordon Lavender's century-old duel in the dunk contest, Kobe and Duncan retired, and this has been nearly 10 years. TickPick revealed the Thunder’s lowest ticket price in this year’s finals, up to $1,062, setting a record for the Thunder’s home game. Why is it an ugly final? It is not ruled out that the league is suspected of being in trouble. The black whistle in G4 is indeed too serious, otherwise the Pacers would probably win the championship ahead of schedule and would not be able to play tiebreak at all. tiebreak is the result that the league most hopes to see.

Second, the thunder of G6 was defeated and had no fighting spirit. Judging from the game process, it seems that the Thunder themselves don’t want to win, but want to return to home to win the championship. In this game, they were not aggressive, led by Chet, the softest player in the game stumbled when they got the ball. Obviously, they did not show their true strength. Third, in addition to fighting spirit, Thunder also loses in two aspects. On the one hand, there were mistakes. The Pacers made mistakes in the first few games, but G6 actually reversed the overall situation. It was the Thunder's turn to make mistakes repeatedly. The Thunder made 21 mistakes and the Pacers made 10 mistakes. Perhaps it has something to do with the referee's scale. The referee did not favor the Thunder in this game. On the other hand, there was a three-pointer. The Thunder made 8 of 30 three-pointers in the game, with a shooting percentage of less than 30%. Most of the three-pointers were still scored in garbage time. They only hit 1 goal in the first 16 three-pointers, which was widened by the Pacers early in the first half.

Fourth, Alexander is not omnipotent. Although the new MVP Alexander is very good, this year's playoffs, his 30 points + 5 assists in a single game in a single season have surpassed Jordan James and rose to the first place in history. However, Alexander of G6 pulled another game, scoring only 21 points, 4 rebounds and 8 mistakes. The main problem is that the SGA is really strong in the wind, and the ball against the wind seems not to be good. He does not have the spirit of a superstar in the team's crisis. When he falls behind, he not only lacks motivation and does not focus on the game. This is how 8 mistakes come about, which also tied his career single-game turnover record.

Fifth, once again, the Pacers are all soldiers. This is actually a cliché, but the Pacers can indeed bring their lineup to the extreme in every game. G6 Harry played with an injury, and other role players also know how to take greater responsibilities. It was McConnell again, becoming the surprise soldier led by the Pacers, scoring 8 points in a row in the first quarter, sounding their horn to widen the score gap. Nembhard played in the disaster-level last game, scoring 17 points and 4 assists in this game, and making 5 of 7 shots was quite efficient. Topin scored the highest 20 points and 6 assists in the team, and he was a must-winning three-point line outside escort, and he repeatedly dunked the inside. As long as players like Pacers can make two or three, they will really easily win the game.

Sixth, the championship may still be no suspense. In the words of Daman Rangoola, I will remember this Pacers for a long time regardless of whether they can win the championship or not. Several times I thought they were time to get out, but they just refused to fall. The Pacers are legendary enough to fight until now, but they want to defeat the Thunder in tiebreak. To be honest, the hope is quite slim. On the one hand, the league probably wants the Thunder to win, after all, it is forcing the new king and MVP. If Foster is asked to blow the game, the Pacers will be completely finished. On the other hand, the Thunder's home court is too exaggerated. The only two home courts they lost in the playoffs this year were both lost and were embarrassed to turn the tables at the last moment. They can maintain the lead most of the time, unless the Pacers are really super big, the championship should still be won by the Thunder.