The lead was 15 points in the final quarter and was reversed! The Thunder exposed his biggest weakness. Do you like to play tricks? You really deserve to cut him

On June 6, the NBA Finals officially started. Today, the Pacers continued their magic of the past few rounds. I have to say that this team really has an argument. Many key balls look the same as they are, but they can make the game. Luck is often part of the game. Now, if this team continues to play like this, they may really defeat the Thunder and win the championship.

The Thunder did not fall behind for a minute in the first three quarters of the game. They kept pressing the rhythm steadily. In the fourth quarter, Jewe found the feel. The team established a 15-point lead under his leadership. After that, the Pacers relied on Turner and Toppin's continuous damage. They chased after only 4 points. When the Thunder saw that Chet could not defend, they directly scored Chet to play five smalls. As a result, under the leadership of Alexander and Jewe, they re-established an 8-point lead with 3 and a half points left in the game.

NeSmith hit a three-pointer, Alexander made both free throws, Nemhard made another three-pointer, Alexander made two free throws, Nesmith made both free throws, and then Sika made a second attack and chased only 1 point away. Alexander missed the time of the pressure, the Pacers grabbed the rebound, Halliburton made a counterattack and directly overtook the Thunder. There were 0.3 seconds left in the game, and the final serve error. The Thunder lost to the Pacers 110-111, losing the home advantage.

Alexander did not score the last goal in this game, but he tried his best. He made 14 of 30 shots in the game, 3 of 6 three-pointers, scored 38 points, 5 rebounds, 3 assists and 3 steals. However, the other two core players of the team did not perform well. Chet made 2 of 9 shots in the game, scored 6 points, 6 rebounds and 1 block, and Jewei made 6 19 shots in the game, scored 17 points, 4 rebounds and 6 assists. If the two core players performed normally, they would not lose.

They did not perform well because the Pacers did their homework well and asked Nesmith to defend Jewish. His athletic ability and confrontation could limit Jewish, allowing Turnacica to fight Chet. Chet had no advantage in speed when facing them, and he was also at a loss in strength. He was completely locked. If Alexander had not dragged it alone, the Thunder would not have always been in the lead in this game, and the final comeback also made everyone realize the Thunder's biggest weakness.

Their biggest weakness is coach Dagenot. Generally speaking, a team will only choose to change the formation when they are at the end of their journey. This is the case with Redick and Thibodeau in the Eastern Conference Finals. Whoever changes the formation means that whoever changes the formation means that he is cowardly. This is the truth. As a result, the first game of this round of series, Dagenot changed the formation. They were even more optimistic at home. As a result, he was afraid that his opponent's five trots would kill them, so he got Hartten and asked Carson Wallace to start.

Haten had a plus-minus value of +2 in this game. He made 3 of 5 shots and scored 9 points and 9 rebounds. The team was able to win points on the court, and Haren was able to defend himself. This game only allowed him to play for 17 minutes. What makes people even more speechless is that he began to trust Chett, and then didn't trust him. When the opponent was only 4 points away in the final quarter, the team still tolerated mistakes, and as a result, Chett was directly scored, allowing Wallace, Dortmund, Chett, Alexander and Jewe to play five small games.

The result made Sika grab the key rebound at a critical moment and make a second offense. The team lost the game. It is not an exaggeration to say that the five small players are dead. In the regular season, because both of the Thunder's insides were injured, they did win the game with such five small players, but now it's different. This is the playoffs, and it's the finals. You can't always expect the top five starters to defeat their opponents at 1.98 meters, right?

Alexander lost in the last attack. If he scored, I know how the Thunder would play next. He would definitely choose the penalty tactic. Speaking of penalty kicks, it reminds people of the benefits that Dagent gave to the Nuggets. If it weren't for his penalty kick tactics, the team wouldn't have lost. Although Dagent is young, his football dealer is not as good as Carlisle. Dagent has indeed created a good offensive and defensive system for the Thunder.

However, his system also has obvious shortcomings. In order to play quickly and improve the possibility of steals, the team did not have a qualified No. 3 position. Therefore, they were very passive when facing high forwards. They were both like this before facing Aaron Gordon and PJ Washington last season. In this game, Sika also allowed his opponent to score 19 points and 10 rebounds, contributing key points. The Thunder's deformed lineup can enter the playoffs due to their absolute talent and lineup thickness, both of which are the five-in-one systems. Look at how great Carlisle's lineup is.

This strange formation change is indeed the more people think about it, and the more they think about it, the more they are, the more they are, the more they don’t know what to do, they played two tricks in this game, but they both suffered losses. The Pacers made 24 mistakes in this game, but they didn’t beat others. If the Thunder finally lost the championship this season, I think the Thunder should cut the Degnot. He is too far from the real champion coach, and he is also the Thunder’s only shortcomings. Having said that, what do you want to say about the current Thunder? Welcome to leave a message for discussion.