The expected defeat was 16 points, but he had no choice but to lose 7 points! The only winner in the finals, the league may have been wrong.

The day when the draft and trading market officially begin is getting closer and closer. Many teams are sharpening their knives and ready to show their strength. Durant's potential next player will eventually lock in five teams: the Rockets, Spurs, Heat, Raptors and Timberwolves. The top three are teams Durant hopes to join, but they have a tacit understanding of each other and are unwilling to take out chips that satisfy the Suns. Even though the Raptors and the Timberwolves are full of sincerity, they are unwilling to take out more first rounds. Simply put, Durant is old and not worth it. But this season's NBA playoffs have not been finished yet. To be honest, the series between the Thunder and the Pacers is like a family soap opera with hundreds of episodes, which is smelly and long. In fact, everyone knows what the result is, and the league also knows what everyone knows.

First of all, both of these finals teams are very young, but the two teams have two completely different styles. The Thunder advocates defense for all players, which makes them very high in the lower limit. They won 68 wins in the regular season, and many teams were silent in the face of the Thunder. The team's offensive end mainly relies on the personal abilities of Alexander and Jewish, including the team's offensive and defensive transformation. After all, there is no team in the entire league that can compete with them in defense. The Pacers are completely the opposite. They reached the Eastern Conference Final last year, relying on their offensive development capabilities at the first level of history, which is Halliburton's biggest advantage, coordinating and driving all teammates. But Halliburton couldn't digest too much of the ending rights with the ball, which seemed contradictory, but the Pacers' first three rounds of the series did not allow the shortcomings to be magnified.

Until the finals! Before the finals started, there was a number, the probability of the Thunder winning the championship was 95.5% (forecast by US media BR), while the Pacers were only 4.5%. Obviously, Alexander won this season's MVP + scoring champion + unanimous votes + Western Conference Finals MVP, just one championship and finals MVP to complete the Grand Slam gilding, successfully taking over the mantle of James, Durant and Curry, becoming the league face of the Mesozoic generation. But what is embarrassing is that since the Nuggets in the Western Conference semi-finals, Alexander's call for care has caused huge controversy; the Western Conference Finals even caused public outrage among the whole nation, and reporters from the Clippers, Warriors, Timberwolves, Lakers and other teams are complaining. By the finals, the situation became more and more intense and the situation was out of control.

The first 6 games of the finals were tied 3-3, and we started with the 3 games lost by the Pacers (the match won by the Thunder). G1 Halliburton's final victory made him the first player in NBA history to win or tie the final victory in four consecutive rounds of the playoffs. In the G2 battle, the Thunder reached the edge of the cliff, 0-2 and 1-1 were completely different. In the end, the Pacers had no suspense and suffered a 16-point defeat, but there were too many controversies in the game. In the first half, the Thunder opened up the advantage of more than ten points. Basically, as long as the Pacers fouled, the Thunder could directly get the free throw. After the Thunder opened the 20-point difference in the fourth quarter, the referee's phishing standard was slightly normal. Before the Pacers surrendered, the free throw ratio between the two teams was 21-31, which seemed to be not big, but the Pacers players did not dare to make moves.

If the G2 referee also takes into account the Pacers' players' emotions, when the Thunder fell behind 1-2, the league's "famous whistle" Foster stopped pretending, and the Pacers finally lost 7 points. It can be said that Matherine lost three in the last four free throws, which made the Pacers lose their victory. However, in the first three quarters, the Pacers kept five-to-eight, the Thunder made 38 free throws and the Pacers made 33 free throws. It is simple to say that the gap is not big, but Dortmund elbowed Halliburton in the game and ignored the referee. Caruso stole Halliburton twice, and there were obvious thugs + pushing moves. The referee did not brag, including Caruso, who once made a counterattack, and his hand slipped out of bounds, but the referee gave the ball to the frontcourt! There are also several singles that Alexander secured the victory, all of whom were cleared with his right elbow, and once it was suspected of walking!

and Alexander got two free throws with an early foul at the last moment! The league's intention is obvious. Whether it is helping the Thunder or not wanting to end the series early, at least the Pacers suffer. As for the G5 Pacers losing 11 points, it is completely understandable that Halliburton had a calf strain and the Thunder won without any controversy. So how should the league brag about the last game of G7 this season? Continue to protect Alexander and Thunder? Or should we stand from an absolutely fair perspective and let the two sides have a real contest? In fact, there is only one winner in this year's finals: the Pacers! As the "villains" in the eyes of the league, they are too tenacious. Halliburton persists with injuries. The team repeatedly jumped back from the edge of the cliff, and the league has even calculated it wrong!

Even if the Thunder finally won the championship and Alexander won the Honorary Slam, did he really win? No, there is a stain on the honor, because his process of taking office is the support of the league. Even if the Thunder wins the game with their strength in tiebreaks, can they win respect? No, because they won the previous few games, they made too much profit, and the Thunder shouldn't have reached this level. Did the league win? The tiebreaker battle does maximize the profits, but everyone sees the league's greedy intentions and the clumsy way to support people without bottom lines, finding a successor for James, which will only make the NBA increasingly ugly. There is only one real winner, the Pacers, with 7 players per game in double digits. They are the real kings after gritting their teeth and hitting here under various adverse factors.