The first place in history with 249 points! The big dark horse set another final record, and the whole team actively prepares for the tiebreak

On June 22, the NBA Finals had come to an end, with only the highly anticipated tiebreaker. Before the game, the two teams were also actively preparing for the game, hoping to have a better state in the tiebreak battle so as to help the team win the championship. The Pacers set another finals record, from the contribution from the bench.

According to statistics from the US media Hoop Muse, the Pacers' substitute scored 249 points so far in the finals of this season, which is the highest record in NBA history. Since there is a tiebreak battle next, the Pacers substitute has the opportunity to further improve the record, and it is estimated that it will be maintained for a long time in the future. After all, after entering the playoffs, many of them look at the performance of the team stars, but this time the Pacers are completely different. Many times they rely on the performance of substitutes to change the trend on the court.

As the biggest dark horse in this playoffs, the Pacers often rely on the strength of the team. No player in the team averages more than 20 points per game so far in the playoffs, and the closest one is Siakam. This is also the key to the Pacers' ability to reach the end. They are not relying on a certain player. Even if Siakam and Halliburton score single digits, they can still win the game. At the same time, the walkers no longer have the shortened rotation of the past, and still insist on multi-person rotation.

, and the Pacers' substitute contribution is also very important, and it is also necessary to set a record in the finals. After all, there are really no substitute in the team in the finals who contribute more. During the finals, the Pacers shot 49% from the bench and 39% from three-point shooting percentage, and averaged 41.5 points per game, among which Toppin, Mathering and McConnell were all in double digits per game.

Now the Pacers' team has come to the Thunder home court to prepare for the tiebreak in the finals, and the team has also finished the last training of the season. The Pacers' team is very focused, and every player is very serious and wants to perform well in the tiebreak so that they can bring the first NBA championship trophy to team history (the previous championship was in the ABA period). Halliburton also revealed that his calves were a little stiff and sore, but he would still be ready for the G7 game.