Bad news: Lost the game! Good news in the bad news: The data is stable!

The Thunder set up a small lineup of Alexander, Wallace, Dortmund, Jaylen Williams, and Homgren today, but I don't feel that it's particularly effective, but this activates Homgren. In the first quarter, he made 4 of 5 shots, 1 of 1 three-pointer, and scored 9 points and 2 rebounds. It is worth mentioning that in the first game, he only scored 6 points and 6 rebounds in total.

The lead was only 6 points in the first quarter. I was wondering if this game would be relatively stalemate. I never thought that after the Thunder replaced the big lineup in the second quarter, they suddenly widened the gap. The Thunder also had two surprises. Kenridge Williams played for 5 minutes, no shooting or scoring, and got 4 rebounds (2 frontcourt rebounds) and 2 assists, plus or negative value +13! Aaron Wiggins, who came from the bench, made 3 of 4 shots in 8 minutes, made 2 of 3 three-pointers, scored 8 points, 1 rebound and 1 steal, with a plus-minus value +17, the highest in the game in midfield.

plus the normal performance of the three cores (Alexander 15+3+4, Jaylen Williams 9+4+4, Homegren 11+4), and the opponent has no particularly prominent explosive points and Harry has only 3+3+3 data, so it is not surprising that the Pacers are 18 points behind in the halftime.

Alexander scored 12 points in a single quarter in the third quarter, helping the Thunder to balance the power in the third quarter. The embarrassing thing is that Halliburton still has not improved. With the other four starting points in double digits, Harry scored 2 points with only one throw in the third quarter, and the data after the third quarter was still awkward 5+3+4.

, and the Pacers did not find a chance to narrow the score. At the end of the third quarter, he lost 1 point more than halftime, and the real-time winning rate at this time was 99.1%. However, the Pacers had no reversal and did not walk, although 19 points were difficult, but the Pacers were 14 or 5 points behind in the last game and finally won the game.

Although Harry woke up in the fourth quarter and scored 12 points in 8 minutes, the situation in the game did not change at all. With 4 minutes left in the game, the Pacers were still 17 points behind. At this time, there was a reversal. I guess the Thunder would be shaking, but when they came back at this time, the Pacers first made a comeback.

In the end, the Thunder was in danger and relied on the advantage in the second quarter to successfully defend the fruits of today's victory and tied the total score to 1-1. In addition to the normal performance of the three cores in this game (Alexander scored 34 points, 5 rebounds and 8 assists, Jaylen Williams scored 19 points, 5 rebounds and 5 assists, Chett scored 15 points and 6 rebounds), Caruso scored 20 points, and Aaron Wiggins scored 18 points and 4 rebounds, which also played a very important role.

After losing to G1, many people think that the Pacers will be the winner of G2, but to be honest, the Thunder with stronger overall strength, plus the home court, is also a rather outrageous probability of losing two home courts.

, and because of its outstanding performance, Harry also ranked first in the first FMVP list. But in this game, at least in the first three quarters, Halliburton performed quite averagely, and the data was even worse. Although his teammate Sika is average, at least he is close to the average performance. Don’t forget that Xika won the MVP of the Eastern Conference Finals with one vote of 5-4, which can also be said to be a stable win, although there are many highlights of 39 points. But Harry also has a draw, and the loss means that he performs average when he loses.

Fortunately, with 12 points in the fourth quarter, Harry pulled back his average performance. Although winning is always the first priority, even having this little bit of care is normal. In addition, it was a victory that was stealing a away game. Although it is too early to discuss FMVP, it is still unknown who will win. But in the competition within this team, at least they did not fall behind.