Never before! 8 players scored more than 200 points in the playoffs, and the big dark horse set the first record in NBA history

On June 21, 6 games in the NBA Finals were played. The Thunder failed to end the series early in Indiana and was dragged into the tiebreak by the Pacers. This is also the second tiebreak duel in the finals after 9 years. For Pacers, their performance has been recognized enough. Without being optimistic, they did not expect to drag the Pacers into the final battle.

In the finals tiebreak, both teams returned to the same starting line, but this time there was no way out and it had become a final battle to win the championship. The only advantage in the Thunder is that they have tiebreakers at home, and they have achieved an excellent record of 10 wins and 2 losses at home this season, but the key is still the state of the players on the court, especially Alexander and Jaylen Williams. The Pacers are different. They really can't say who can stand up and explode.

According to statistics, 8 players in the Pacers have contributed 200+ points so far in this playoffs, namely Siakam, Halliburton, Turner, Nesmith, Nemhard, Matherin, Toppin and McConaughey. This is the first time such a feat has occurred in NBA playoff history. It has to be said that the Pacers have created a new history. NBA teams can rely on their overall abilities to reach the Finals, or they don’t need super scorers like Jordan and Kobe to take charge.

In this playoffs, the Pacers have always played the role of a big dark horse and are often not favored, and may have to start last season. They reached the Eastern Conference Finals in the playoffs last year, but the outside world thought they were lucky and their opponents were injured. Unexpectedly, they reached the finals this season, and no one dared to underestimate them again. And they are also constantly breaking the history of the finals, and records that have not appeared before may appear.

Compared with the Thunder, there is no scorer like "Alexander" in the Pacers, but their team has 8 players averaging double-digit points in the finals. I really can't say who will stand up and explode. Today's Pacers are also rushing towards the first NBA championship trophy in team history. The previous three championships were won in the ABA period, and it depends on whether they can create history. But even if they lost the game in the tiebreak and failed to win the championship, the Pacers this season deserve everyone's applause.