In the finals G6, can the Pacers defeat the Thunder?

The 6th game of the finals tomorrow will be played at the Pacers' home court. Can they tie the big score?

The Pacers are currently behind the Thunder with a score of 2:3, and the situation is dark for them! They are already in a desperate situation because if they lose tomorrow's game, they will miss the championship.

The Pacers had the chance to win the last game, but they counterattacked wildly at the last moment, but failed! The Pacers failed to turn the tables, and finally the Thunder got the match point. The performance of the two major undercover agents is crucial to the reason why the Pacers lose to the Thunder. It was precisely because of their poor performance that the Pacers lost the last game.

The first undercover agent was Mathering on the bench. He made a crazi blow in that game, making only 2 of 11 shots, only scoring a pitiful 7 points, and his firepower was seriously insufficient! It can be said that his performance dragged the rest of the bench.

It seems that Mathering is still too young! He had highlights in previous games, but it was not sustainable. He also needs more competition training to achieve stable output.

The second undercover agent is Harry Poton, the starter. His performance in the last game can be described as disastrous! On the offensive end, he didn't make a single shot and scored a pitiful 4 points with only free throws. He was seriously insufficient in firepower, dragging the other starters' back legs.

And his best assists were only 6 pitiful! It did not fully drive teammates to score. Of course this has something to do with his calf strain, but it doesn’t matter much. Harry Poton is so unstable.

Especially on the offensive end, Harry Potterton's tricks are pitifully few! This is the main reason why he is always silent. In fact, it’s not that he doesn’t want to attack, but that he really can’t attack. This is Harry Poton’s biggest weakness.

So how can the Pacers win tomorrow's game? They must do the following 2 points to escape from the heavens!

The first point is to use the home field advantage to suppress the Thunder. They must not play the trick of turning the tables behind the score! This no longer works for Thunder. So they have to come up and lead the Thunder until the game is over.

The second point is that it is not to go to Harry Poton. After all, his calf strain was damaged and his strength was greatly reduced. And even if he is not injured, his strength is not very good. Maybe if you don’t get to him, the walker will be blessed in disguise! Do you think this is the reason?