NBA Finals G5: What unknown secrets are hidden behind the Thunder s victory

In the NBA Finals G5, behind the Thunder's victory over the Pacers, there are many little-known secrets hidden. Netizens have hotly discussed and pointed out: Halliburton performed poorly in this battle of Tianwang Mountain, and only contributed 4 points, 7 rebounds, 6 assists and 3 mistakes, which is surprising. The Pacers made 22 mistakes in the game, far exceeding the Thunder's 11, which basically determines the outcome of the game. Jaylen performed well in the game, easily scoring 40 points, and Alex also showed strong strength. The Thunder showed Durant the chance that not all teams will rely on superstars to win the championship. In fact, Thunder has more advantages than Pacers, especially when relying on the main player's performance at critical moments. Although people hope that Pacers can win, they lack strength.

Nemhard made multiple pass mistakes in the last section of the game, and the defense could not stop the opponent from attacking, and Harry made frequent mistakes. The decision to why McConnell was not put on the field has also caused heated discussion. In the third quarter, McConnell contributed 13 points in a single quarter, demonstrating the ability of offense and defensive organization, but was placed on the bench in the fourth quarter, a decision that was puzzling. The Pacers' defeat in the G4 game has led to a collapse in their mentality, and the team has obviously lost confidence and fighting spirit, and it is difficult to cheer up again. Both teams are excellent and able to reach the finals, and the Thunder are expected to win the away championship in the next game.

Overall, the Pacers' starting lineup is slightly inferior to Thunder, and victory depends entirely on the performance of substitutes. It is not realistic to overemphasize the performance of substitutes and expect them to have a brilliant performance in every game. Some people claim that the referee favored the Thunder, but in fact, the number of free throws was only two more times, the Pacers made more mistakes, and the three-point shooting percentage was lower than that of the Thunder. Despite the similar strengths of both sides, the Pacers lost to Hatton. He performed mediocrely and scored only 4 points in the entire game. It seems that the team will find it difficult to win. Curry's four-time championship-winning historical achievements have also been questioned, and some believe they have been cared for and privileged by the referee, but the accusation seems a bit far-fetched.