G6 lost 17 points! The Thunder exposed its biggest shortcomings, adding suspense to the tiebreaker, and the Pacers are worth winning the championship

On June 20, the Pacers and Thunder's G6 officially started today. I expected that the Pacers would definitely go all out to counterattack, but I did not expect that the Thunder would be so vulnerable, with the team falling behind by up to 30 points. In such a game, there was still garbage time, which was speechless. Before this game, many experts and US media predicted that the Thunder would win the championship 4-2, after all, Halliburton was injured.

But what is speechless is that even though the Thunder knew that Halliburton was injured and moved, they did not choose to attack him by name. Instead, the Pacers played more targetedly, which was aimed at the defense of Harten and Alexander. Although Halliburton did not perform particularly well in this game, he ignited the team with his spirit. He should have rested because the strain was very serious, but he still chose to play with injuries. In this game, he made 5 of 12 shots and scored 14 points, 1 rebound, 5 assists, 2 steals and 1 block.

From this game, I think the Pacers are more worthy of the championship. In previous NBA Finals, everyone should have seen that not the most talented team will definitely win the championship. The most tenacious and executed team is the most likely to win the championship. The Mavericks in 2011, the Warriors in 22, and the Spurs in 2014 all won the championship without being optimistic. It’s nothing more, because they work hard and disciplined enough.

The Thunder did not match the Pacers' strength at all. When they saw that they were behind in the big score, they threw three points and threw them blindly, without any tactics. They all beat their own rhythm and made the opponents start. Moreover, they can still have garbage time in G6 in the finals. They are not worthy of the championship. Even if they are likely to lose, they cannot give up like this. After all, one game in the finals is very critical. Even if the Pacers lead by 30 points in the fourth quarter, Sika and Turner are still on the court, but the Thunder have already made a shot.

This game gave the Pacers confidence. I don't know if the Thunder can withstand the pressure in the next game. They are indeed more talented and are indeed playing at home. But the problem now is that all the Pacers have found confidence. Except for the dual cores, the other players of the Thunder have no confidence on the offensive end. In another game that determines the win or loss, no one knows what the final result will be. There are too many uncertainties here.

Through today's game, I discovered the Thunder's biggest weakness. I mentioned before that friends who often read my articles should know that it is that Dignot. His ability to enter the finals is entirely because the team's lineup is good enough. Presti's grand formation has brought Dignot to a height that is not his. Now Dignot gives me the feeling that it looks too much like Lao Li. Not only this game, but the entire playoffs.

Play a trick against the Nuggets, but the penalty kick didn't allow the opponent to waste time, which eventually led to the loss. At the beginning, against the Pacers, he was so scared that he changed the team first and let Harten play two substitutes. If the team does not change, they may have won the championship now, and a good hand of cards was played badly. If the Thunder cannot win the championship this season, then Dagenot will definitely be the first to be cut. It is not that they do not have the ability to win the championship, but Dagenot has brought their height down.

Degnot also had many low-level mistakes in this game. At the beginning of this game, the Thunder started 10-2, but Nemhard scored 8 points in a row. At that time, the team's outside defense had already had problems. Daigonot did not call a timeout, but the opponent scored three consecutive three-pointers and started the trend directly. Only then did he realize that it was timeout, but it was too late. He made a fuss again in the second half and asked Hartten to play as a substitute. As a result, the opponent directly hit the Thunder with two timeouts 6-0.

Seeing that there was no suspense in the game, Dai Gnot let Hartten play. As a result, after Hartten played, he scored 6 points in a row, and gave a steal, and created an opponent a stinger. The team started to chase after 18 points. At this time, the team should change to the starting lineup and continue to chase points. As a result, Jewish and Chett were still off the court, which also allowed the Pacers to stabilize the situation again. When they saw that the score was behind, they didn't even want to shout, so they just waited for the tiebreak.

This is not like what a coach who wants to win the championship should do. Look at other coaches constantly motivate the players and keep shouting tactics off the court to win the game. He just watched calmly and chewed gum. It is estimated that this round of series will be Redick and the Thunder will also win the championship. Alexander was obviously very unhappy after being replaced in this game. He is not the kind of player who will take the initiative to question the coach, but if this continues, no matter how honest a person is, he will not be able to hold back. This was a season when Alexander established his position in the league. If he cannot win the championship in the end, the Thunder will most likely find a way to offset the anger of Alexander and the fans.

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