Thunder lost to the Pacers 107-116! Player review: 4 people are eye-catching, 3 people pass, 3 people disappointed

Thunder collapsed in the final quarter, Alexander 24+8. In the third game of the NBA Finals, the Thunder lost to the Pacers 107-116. At the beginning of the game, the Thunder's performance was remarkable and he could even maintain the lead at the end of the second and third quarters. However, the collapse of the last quarter makes people sigh. During that period, the Thunder's offense was like a quagmire, and the defense was full of loopholes. In the end, the Pacers gradually opened the score and unfortunately lost.

The four players performed well in this game, but Javi's free throw shooting percentage was not satisfactory, and hesitated at the critical moment and failed to stand up. Although he scored 26 points, his actual contribution on the court still needs to be improved. Alexander also performed mediocrely. Under the opponent's tight defense, he had few chances to catch the ball, made frequent mistakes, and his shooting percentage also dropped sharply. He made only 9 of 20 shots in the game, scoring 24 points, and also failed to become the key man.

Cheter's performance showed a high opening and low closing trend. He showed good form in the first quarter and made great contributions to the team's advantage. However, in the final quarter, he could not resist the Pacers' offensive. He was frequently blocked on the offensive end, and he seemed unable to do so on the defensive end, and his overall performance was weak. Dort maintained an efficient three-point shooting percentage and defensive intensity throughout the game, showing his strength of both offense and defense. But unfortunately, he is just a role player and it is difficult to control the outcome of the game.

In addition, Wallace, Harten and Joe also passed the performance. Wallace remains efficient on the offensive end, but the defensive end has become a breakthrough for the opponent, and the overall output is slightly insufficient. Although Joe performed well outside the three-point line and scored 6 points from 2 shots, his playing time was limited and it was difficult to play a greater role. Hartten scored 4 points, 3 rebounds and 1 steal in a good manner, but he lacked the ability to attack independently and was easily targeted by his opponents.

Wiggins, Williams and Caruso were disappointing in comparison. Wiggins shone in the last game, but lost his way in this game. He made 0 of 2 shots in the game, failing to continue his previous good form. Williams made 0 of 1 shots in the game, with all the data being zero, and failed to provide any help to the team. Caruso seemed to have insufficient concentration, frequently made unnecessary mistakes, failed to perform at the same level as he should on both ends of the offense and defense, and the positive and negative values ​​were the lowest in the team.