111-110! The NBA Eastern Conference dark horse won in the final quarter, Harry won the final victory, and the 6 players scored in double-digit reversal

Today, the highly anticipated NBA Finals G1 officially started. In the just-concluded game, the Indiana Pacers narrowly defeated the Thunder with Halliburton's buzzer-beating victory away, narrowly defeating the Thunder 111-110, and led 1-0 in the total score of the series. The Pacers are a regular starting group since the playoffs. The five starting tigers are Nesmith, Siakam, Turner, Halliburton and Nemhard. The Thunder have changed their teams. Wallace has been promoted to start. He and Dortmund, Jaylenway, Homegren and Alexander have formed the five starting tigers, while Harten is sitting on the bench and standby. In the first quarter, Alexander first broke through and twisted his waist and pulled a layup, winning the first point of the game. Then Homegren made a dribble and made a layup by himself, Jaylenway scored a defensive rebound and made a 3-pointer from the front. The Thunder quickly took a 7-0 lead. After the Pacers came back from the timeout, they relied on Turner to make a kill in the inside to start scoring. Then Siakam forced Wallace to misplace the basket twice and easily hit. After Alexander made a 3-pointer, Nemhard responded quickly with a 3-pointer. In the first quarter, facing the Thunder's fierce defense, the Pacers made 9 mistakes in the first quarter and quickly trailed by 9 points 20-29. In the second quarter, the Pacers substitute forward Toppin hit a 3-pointer against Harten. The Thunder Wiggins turned around in the penalty area and made a difficult back in the penalty area. Siakam continued to break through the inside and caused Caruso to foul, and Caruso quickly made a layup + foul to respond. Shepard received a pass from Siakam and made a three-pointer to narrow the gap. Jalenway made another kill and made two free throws. Siakam made another layup against Homgren, and Dortmund responded strongly by hitting a three-pointer at the bottom corner. With the pressure and defense throughout the game, the Thunder repeatedly steal the Pacers and gradually widened the gap. As Dortmund hit a 3-pointer again, the Thunder has widened the gap to 10 points. Although McConnor scored 3 points to stop the bleeding, the Thunder always took the initiative in the game. At the end of the half, the Thunder led the Pacers by 12 points 57-45. On the Thunder, Alexander scored a high of 19 points in the second half, while on the Pacers, Maconor and Siakam scored 9 points and 8 points respectively.

In the third quarter, the Pacers failed to hit two consecutive shots, while Alexander turned around and stepped back and made a jump shot. Turner received Halliburton's wonderful pass and made a tough score at the basket. Then the Pacers' steal became one of the few counterattack points in this game. Alexander continued to have an invincible touch and hit a steadily mid-range after pick-and-roll in the free throw line, and the Pacers could never limit his performance. Halliburton continued to make a wonderful pass to assist Siakam with a layup, and Siakam made a tip-in again. He is the Pacers' best player today. Halliburton turned around and jumped to score a difficult point, but Dortmund then stepped back from the left arc from the outside and made a three-pointer. After reaching the bottom corner and hit a buzzer-beating goal, Dortmund hit another 3-pointer to respond. The Pacers recovered 3 points in a single quarter after the three quarters.

As soon as the fourth quarter came up, Caruso entered the basket and made a foul and made two free throws. Jaylenway broke through from the left and continued to make a layup. Matherin and Wiggins then conceded free throws. Later, although the Pacers narrowed the gap to 8 points through Turner's 3-pointer and Halliburton's layup, the Thunder core Alexander helped the team stabilize his position by shooting + 4 free throws. Then Nesmith and Nemhad made two difficult three-pointers in a row, narrowing the gap to 3 points at one point. But at the critical moment, Dortmund sent a bloody hat, and Alexander made a counterattack layup, continuing to widen the gap to 5 points. Then Siakam's key tip-in narrowed the gap to 1 point, the Pacers' core Haliburton completed the final victory, and the Pacers completed a big reversal.

Pacers data in this game: Nesmith scored 10 points and 12 rebounds, Siakam scored 19 points and 10 rebounds and 3 assists, Turner scored 15 points and 9 rebounds, Halliburton scored 14 points and 10 rebounds and 6 assists, Nemhard scored 14 points and 4 rebounds and 6 assists, Mathering scored 5 points and 3 rebounds, and McConaughey scored 9 points and 4 assists.

Although the Pacers were behind most of the time in this game, they showed off their strength in the last quarter, hitting a 35-25 attack wave, and Halliburton finally completed the final kill and achieved a big reversal. Although the Pacers made 24 mistakes in the whole game and the Thunder made only 6 mistakes, the Pacers still completed the feat of a big reversal.