Thunder Double Stars Glory Tianwang Mountain, Pacers are in trouble: The 17th NBA Game Red and Black List

NBA game finals are in full swing. In the Battle of Tianwang Mountain on June 17, the Thunder's two guns scored 71 points together, winning the team's key victory. So, how do the players perform in the game? Let's take a look at the NBA red and black list of this game.

Special Red List

Jewe achieved a 40-point feat

In today's league with three-point firepower, Alexander's ability to achieve such a great personal performance without dominance of the outside attack is largely due to his teammate Jewewe. Javi complemented Alexander on the offensive end, and at a critical moment in the finals, he stood up and carried the banner of offense. As the third young player in the league to score 40+ points in the finals in the past 50 years, Jewe's performance not only made an indelible contribution to the Thunder's victory, but also effectively restrained the Pacers' defense.

Alexander fully plays the

Alexander has a poor outside feel, but he has shown excellent all-round skills, quickly adjusts his role, and actively plays the auxiliary. In organizing the game, Alexander efficiently guided the team, making the Thunder's overall three-point shooting percentage reach 43.8%, and the accuracy of 13 of 14 free throws also guarantees personal offense. Alexander once again broke through 30+5 assists in this game, surpassing legendary stars Jordan and James, and firmly sitting in the top throne in history.

Red List

Siakam is underrated

Pacers' Siakam is a trusted scorer for the team, but he still has not received sufficient support in the game and lacks the offensive tactics specially designed for him.

McConnell has the starting strength

Although McConnell's performance brought light to Pacers fans, the coach's decision ultimately did not give him a chance to become a hero.

Blacklist

Carlisle stubbornly misjudged

Pacers coach Carlisle stubbornly opposed McConnell in a critical moment, resulting in a final defeat.

The Thunder Doubles performed impressively in this exciting game, while the Pacers were in a difficult situation, with the roles of players and coaches in the Red and Black List playing a crucial role.