Harry performed a sword to seal the throat! SGA scored 38 points in vain!

Comfortable! Halliburton's eternal god!

This season should have been Alexander's "God" path, but he didn't expect that Halliburton, the "Cheng Yaojin", broke out halfway. Halliburton, who was jokingly called the "most overrated player" by the league, used three finals in the playoffs, one draw, and 32+12+15+0 turnovers, to prove his superstar attributes!

First of all, congratulations to the Pacers for reversing the Thunder 111-110 away and winning the finals a good start, especially in the "rumping" sound of the city, the last 0.3-second jump shot and turned into the "silencer" of the city, demonstrating its unparalleled big heart attribute!

The game started, and the Thunder showed a strong offensive desire and defensive attitude, and directly hit the Pacers 7-0 in one wave. Then the Pacers returned 10-3 in the next wave, but in the end of the Thunder's high-intensity defense (the Pacers made 9 mistakes in a single quarter), they fell behind the Thunder by 9 points (20-29).

The Thunder continued the defensive strategy of the first quarter, with strength and confrontation. Under the Thunder's strict defense, the Pacers made up 18 mistakes, which was the best of the Pacers this season. As expected, the Thunder led the Pacers with a 12-point advantage (57-45) at the end of the half!

If the first half was like a tactical show of Dagenot, showing the league the invincibility of youth, defensive efficiency, and the dominant combat power of MVP, then the second half was a performance show of the champion coach of Carlisle, teaching Dagenot on the spot, what is adaptability? Faced with the Thunder's layout, Carlisle quickly changed strategy, reduced mistakes and grabbed frontcourt rebounds while snatching, and the rushing of the inside group also made Jewish and Chet disappear in the positional battle.

Chet made 2 of 9 shots in the game, scoring only 6 points and 6 rebounds, without frontcourt rebounds; Jewe made 6 of 19 shots, scoring 19 points, 4 rebounds and 6 assists, relying solely on Alexander's 38+5+3 to support it, it would be strange if he doesn't lose!

In the third quarter, seeing that the score was about to be opened, Thomas made all two shots to help the team stabilize the situation. Then Siakam scored 8 points in a single quarter. After three quarters, the Thunder led by 9 points (85-76).

The fourth quarter, the decisive battle moment! Toppin continued to firepower and scored 6 points, Nembukhad scored 8 points in a single quarter, and continued the flame of hope. With Nembukhad missed a three-pointer, Siakam grabbed the frontcourt rebound and made up for the score. The Thunder led the Pacers by only 1 point difference. Then Halliburton staged a shocking reversal in 0.3 seconds and finally won the game!

Although Halliburton made 6 of 13 shots in this game, scoring 14 points, 10 rebounds and 6 assists, the data is not luxurious, but his key ball processing ability and help to the team are far from reflected in the data!

Sica scored 19 points and 10 rebounds as stable as a decisive needle, Turner protected the basket with 15 points and 9 rebounds (4 frontcourt rebounds), Nesmith fought desperately with 10 points and 12 rebounds, and tied 17 points and 5 rebounds and fired all out! This is the Pacers' basketball. There will always be someone standing up at critical moments, Thomas in the third quarter and Toppin in the fourth quarter! It truly shows the alliance what it means to be a soldier!

Carlisle's god-level adjustment fully demonstrates the wisdom of the champion coach. Activate everyone in desperate situations, twist the strength of the team into one rope, and finally complete this incredible reversal! Halliburton's final victory was brilliant, but this victory belongs to every in-field warrior who tried his best, and also to the old coach Carlisle who is strategizing!

What do you think about the finals G1? Before the game started, NBA experts predicted that the Thunder would win, but the result was a slap in the face. As for the G2 Pacers protecting the frontcourt rebounds and adjusting their turnover count, although they are still away games, they have Halliburton's big heart attributes and the old coach Carlisle is planning and there is no big problem to win the game. What do you think?