Alexander won 34+8! Pacers are in double digits, with 68 points unbearable, Lakers former player 20 points

On June 9, the NBA Finals continued. Today, the Pacers and the Thunder ushered in the series G2 competition. After losing in the series G1, the Thunder obviously wanted to win a game. After all, if they lose again, it would be equivalent to giving up both home games in vain. In this game, Dagnot continued his single tower starting lineup, allowing Hartten to continue to play on the bench. Next, let's talk about the game process and then talk about the players' performance.

Match Review:

The first quarter starts Carson Wallace breaks through and kills to help the Thunder take the lead. Sika hits a three-pointer and opens up the situation. Chett and Alexander score one after another. Sika and Nemhard score 7 points together to respond. Alexander and Caruso score 4 points together. Mathering and Halliburton lead the team to a 9-1 climax to overtake the score. After the substitute comes on the bench, the Thunder begins to exert force. Chett scores 7 points in a row to lead the team to a 9-0 climax, helping the Thunder lead 6 points after the first quarter.

Aaron Wiggins broke through and killed and helped the Thunder expand his lead. McConaughey responded with a three-pointer from the bottom corner. Caruso and Jewe scored 5 points in a row with free throws. Turner Mathering scored one after another to help the Pacers catch up to only 6 points. He thought the Pacers were going to start, but Jewe and Chet led the team to a 9-0 climax and directly expanded the lead to 15 points. Since then, the Thunder's firepower has not diminished. They have already led by 18 points at the end of the half.

The side changes again, Turner continuously caused inside damage, and under his leadership, the Pacers narrowed the gap to 14 points. Alexander and Carson Wallace scored 4 points together to respond, Turner and Sika scored 5 points in a row with free throws, Alexander and Jewe responded successively. The subsequent game became a scene for the Thunder to double-core against the opponent's inside. Although Sika and Turner were fully fired, Jewe and Alexander led the team to withstand their counterattack. After the three quarters, the Thunder led by 19 points.

The final quarter final battle of the Thunder expanded its lead to 20 points again. Although the Pacers did not want to give up, Halliburton finally found his form and scored 12 points in a row, they could not limit the score of the Thunder's third young master, and the score difference was not close. In desperation, Carlisle chose to withdraw the troops, and the team lost to the Thunder 107-123.

Halliburton was locked

Halliburton was restricted by his opponent in this game. The Thunder was obviously much smarter than before. They reduced their focus on Halliburton's personal singles defense, and their main defense of his passing route. If you, Halliburton, can defeat us in a single, then we admit it. Obviously, Halliburton is not Alexander, he does not have this ability. In this game, Harry scored 17 points, 3 rebounds and 6 assists in 7 of 13 shots, but failed to drive the team.

However, the Pacers' team is really resilience. After falling behind by 20 points many times, they forced the game back to suspense. This team gives people the feeling more like a college team. They do not rely on a certain player, but every player can play their own role. As long as they do their job well, it is enough. Even if Harry is locked in this game, their other players still stand up.

Sica made 3 of 11 shots, scored 15 points, 7 rebounds, 4 assists and 2 blocks, Turner scored 16 points, 4 rebounds and 4 assists, they have an advantage in facing the Thunder's small lineup, so they need to play more aggressively to make up for the gap in the team's lineup strength. Nemhard scored 11 points, 4 rebounds, 3 assists and 3 steals in the whole game. His defense is really good, which made Alexander feel uncomfortable. The substitute failed to play the firepower of the previous game in this game.

Thunder Three Young Masters

Degnot's arrangement of troops was still not good in this game. He was afraid that his opponent would defeat him with three-pointers, so he did not dare to let Harteng start. As a result, in the third quarter, Chett played for 2 minutes and was troubled by fouls. Hartten started with a partner. Everyone also saw the effect. Hartten could still win points on the court. He could give the team better protection of the rim. Chett was not good at defending the basket or rebounding protection, and was beaten by Turner. In this game, Hartten scored 3 points, 8 rebounds, and 4 assists, plus or negative value +17.

Alexander continued his performance in the last game. It turns out that the super giants of this level are unlimited. Nemhard's defense is indeed very good, but Alexander still has many ways to kill. In this game, Alexander made 11 of 21 shots and scored 34 points, 5 rebounds, 8 assists, 4 steals and 1 block. In this game, Alexander made a slight adjustment compared to the previous game. After he broke into the inside, he saw that there were heavy troops guarding him no longer thinking about hitting the ball, but a sudden score, and his teammates were also activated.

In this game, Jewe scored 19 points, 5 rebounds, 5 assists, Chett scored 15 points, 6 rebounds, 1 assist and 1 block. The two core players performed better than G1. This is the key to the Thunder's leading position. If they perform normally, even if the team's inside line has disadvantages, they still have advantages. The gap in strength on paper is still very big. Caruso also scored 20 points in this game. Now that I have won a game, the Thunder can breathe a sigh of relief. What adjustments will Carlisle make in the next game are worth looking forward to.

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