Halliburton s nightmare performance! 0 goals in the game! As the team s big brother, how could he be so bad!

Expected results.

Back at home, Thunder, 120-109, won the Tianwang Mountain, only one step away from the championship.

Technical statistics:

Siakam scored 28 points, 6 rebounds, 5 assists, 3 breaks and 2 hats, McConaughey scored 18 points, Nesmith scored 14 points, 6 rebounds, Turner scored 13 points, 6 rebounds, Tolline scored 12 points, 4 rebounds, Mathering scored 7 points, 8 rebounds, Nemhard scored 7 points, 3 rebounds, 3 assists, Halliburton scored 4 points, 7 rebounds and 6 assists.

Jaylenway scored 40 points, 6 rebounds and 4 assists, Alexander scored 31 points, 2 rebounds, 10 assists, 2 breaks and 4 hats, Wiggins scored 14 points, 5 rebounds, Wallace scored 11 points, 2 rebounds and 4 breaks, Homgren scored 9 points, 11 rebounds and 3 hats, Dortmund scored 9 points, 8 rebounds and 3 assists.

Jewe became the youngest player in the finals to score 40+.

At 24 years and 63 days, Jaylen Williams became the third youngest player in the NBA Finals to score more than 40 points in a single game since the league merger, second only to Magic Johnson and Russell Westbrook.

Alexander has 15 single games in the playoffs this season, with the most since Kobe in 2009.

Let’s talk about an important time node first.

When Siakam scored the three-pointer in the fourth quarter, the Pacers, who were once 18 points behind, chased the score to 93-95, with more than 8 minutes left in the game.

I believe many fans are looking forward to the magical reappearance of the Pacers who are not behind and cannot play...

The result is lost in the details.

Jerwei's goal was not scored, and Wallace got the frontcourt rebound, and the former shot a key three-pointer.

Nemhard wanted to pass to Halliburton, but made a mistake and was dunked by Wallace, 93-100.

When this round ends, I probably can predict that the Pacers will be gone.

Basketball games often play with momentum, and then they lose all their strength. The strongest impression in the fourth section is that the Pacers made many mistakes at key nodes.

Comparison of the total number of mistakes, 22-11.

You are away from home, and you make so many mistakes, you can only say that you lost without any worries.

Another point is lost in the big brother's gap.

We always say that the playoffs are about the quality of the stars.

Halliburton has given us many magical moments this year, but he is not overrated or underrated, but it is hard for the player to evaluate.

Yes, there are no sports goals today, so there will be injuries.

But the main reason is that he is not a player with hard solution ability.

Not to mention this, not to mention Alexander and Jaylenway, he is not even as good as his own substitute TJ McConnell...

TJ is the Pacers' biggest contributor to the fourth quarter. In the third quarter, the magic weapon fell from the sky and he scored 13 points.

Aren’t those middle distances the manifestation of hard solution capabilities?

The Thunder can win today, isn't it the result of the two big brothers scoring 71 points together... Every time the Pacers have momentum, the two can either hit the middle distance or get to the whistle. The two sets of punches made the Pacer unable to do anything.

Thunder is the better side. The main general can attack and the substitute can stand up, suppressing the Pacers in all aspects. The two most basic game logics are: 1. The Thunder began to switch unlimited defenses, and the Pacers could not pass, and they were forced to slow down and play hard.

2. The Thunder increased Harten's scenes, better rebounding protection, and minimized the Pacers' fast attacks as much as possible.

Therefore, this becomes a game where the players can solve their skills.

, there is no need to elaborate on who has the greater advantage.

As the team's elder brother, no sports goals were scored, and those who could not win the game in the finals.

The Pacers still have a home chance. Whether they can get the game back to OKC depends on Halliburton.

I know that there will definitely be Harry fans saying, "Why do you still say he is injured?"

No team that wins the championship is covered with scars...

If you want to achieve greatness, you have to move forward with pain.

There is no doubt that the trend of the finals has been tilted...

But from a personal emotional perspective, I hope the Pacers will cheer up and want to watch the tiebreak.