Scoring 27+4 with the shoulders of the Janko, the law is fulfilled again: Pacers, you can’t follow the old path of Nuggets!

The Indiana Pacers, who returned to their home court, played a beautiful reversal again. The Pacers were all soldiers in the whole game. Halliburton changed his playing style and scored 21 points in the first three quarters to match the Thunder's firepower, preventing the team from digging a big hole again. Siakam showed the strength that MVPs in the East Finals should have. Matherine and McConnell became substitute surprises, and were the two heroes of the team who always grasped the score. Turner and Nesmith, who did not perform well in the fourth quarter, stood up to take over the game. The continuous wonderful offensive and defensive performance helped the team establish the victory, and Toppin also had experience in flying to make up the dunk. In the end, the Pacers finished the reversal when they were 9 points behind in the last game, defeating the Thunder 116-107, and the score in the series became 2-1! Before the start of this game, the Pacers have maintained a winning rule this season's playoffs, that is, as long as all games with more than 110+ points won, the G3 law will be fulfilled again. After this game, the playoffs with 110+ points were 14 wins and 0 losses, and 0 wins and 5 losses were lost in games with less than 110.

scored 27+4 and compared with Jason Jason, becoming the first person in NBA history!

The Pacers' number one hero who reversed the game was the substitute player Matherine. She played 22 minutes in the game, made 9 of 12 shots, made 2 of 3 three-pointers, made 7 of 8 free throws, scored 27 points, 4 rebounds, 1 assist and 1 block, with plus or negative value +16 the second highest in the team! He did not get playing time in the first quarter, but he played for 10 minutes in the second quarter, scoring 14 points and 2 rebounds in a single quarter, becoming a point of breaking the balance, allowing the team to reverse the situation and lead into the half-time break, and still perform steadily in the second half, especially in the fourth quarter, scoring 10 points and 1 assist in a single quarter, which was the number one hero after the Pacers recovered. With the data of 27 points and 4 rebounds in 22 minutes, Matherine set a record and became the number one person in NBA history. According to NBA official statistics: Mathering is the player with the most points in NBA history in 22 minutes of playing in a single game in the Finals. After the game, NBA official recommendation shared data: Mathering scored 25+ in the Finals at the age of 22, the fifth man this century (22 years old and under), competing with Leonard, James, Kobe, and Tony Parker.

Pacers, you can't follow the old path of Nuggets!

After winning G3, all data are more beneficial to the Pacers. According to statistics, in the 79-year history of the NBA, the probability of winning the G3 teams is as high as 80.5%. The Pacers are currently on this path. But looking back at the progress of the entire series, we can find that the process of the first three games of the finals is exactly the same as that of the Western Conference semi-finals. At that time, the Thunder and the Nuggets met in the Western Conference semi-finals. In the last moment of the first game, the head coach suddenly had an idea to use a penalty tactic. Homgren made one of two free throws and gave Gordon a chance to win a three-pointer. In G2, the Thunder fully played a home win and lost the suspense early. G3 came to the Nuggets' home court. The Nuggets quickly adjusted and suppressed the Thunder with defense. Alexander scored only 18 points in the whole game. The Nuggets narrowly won 9 points to rewrite the big score of the series to 2-1!

came to the finals. In the first game, the head coach of the Thunder stubbornly used the five-for-one lineup at the end of the game, and finally let the Pacers complete the reversal 12-2. The outrageous human-employment strategy is incomprehensible. In the G2 Thunder, a big man always kept the field, and even set up a double tower lineup many times. In the end, the score difference was widened to around 20 points early. The Pacers suffered a complete defeat and surrendered 4 points in advance. When they came to G3, the entire team replicated their performance with the Nuggets G3. They couldn't get up on the defensive end. Alexander seemed to have not woken up, and encountered a physical crisis on both ends of the offense and defense, and was eventually defeated by the Pacers by 9 points. Since the finals, no matter the progress of the game, the performance of players, and even the head coach’s use, they have replicated the first three games of the Western Conference Semi-finals. For the Pacers, they need to work hard to play the next game and cannot follow the old path of the Nuggets!

series has played until now, and the real gap between the two sides is reflected in the head coach position. The team played for a season of the double tower lineup and suddenly gave up in the finals. G1's loss and G2's winning are all this factor. Statistics include statistics. When Homegren and Harten were on the court at the same time, the Thunder beat the Pacers 7 points. G2 easily defeated the opponent, which was the Double Towers in the interior defense and rebounding that controlled the situation on the court! Even if you don't start from your own perspective, can't the Thunder see the Knicks and the Pacers' Eastern Conference Final? Before Thibodeau used the double towers, the Pacers won two games away, lifting Robinson into the starting lineup and struck 2-2 in 4 games. The Pacers' team's goal is inside scoring and rebounding. As long as these two events suppress them, they will not easily make a quick counterattack. Positional battle is not their strength. When it comes to the Thunder, he obviously has his own double tower rotation lineup that he has played for a season, but he has lost his martial arts skills. It depends on how G4 adjusts!