Promotion + great success, winning two birds with one stone, and verified 4 things, the new genre era is here

The Pacers advanced to the finals, which was expected, because when they were leading 3-1, they had basically booked a finals place, and it was only a matter of time before they entered the finals. After the game was over, the Pacers were very smooth. They were going to play against the Thunder, which is still worth looking forward to. Promotion + great success, winning two birds with one stone, and verifying four things, the new genre era is here.

As for this game, the Pacers can be said to kill two birds with one stone. The first is that the promotion was completed, the team also achieved great success and entered the finals steadily, which was something that no one expected before the season. The second is to sell one more ticket. Although the Pacers are a small market team, it is quite possible to sell one more game. In general, the Pacers refreshed everyone's perception of them, and 4 things were verified after this round of the game.

The first thing is to create a new genre. Why do you say that Pacers have created a new genre? In fact, let’s take a look at the Pacers this season. They play perpetual motion machine-style, which is a more advanced mode than running and bombing. I have to say that Carlisle really has his own ideas. He originally thought that the coach of his age would follow the steps, but this year's playoffs really made a new gameplay. The Pacers also told the league something that pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger really exists.

The second thing is that egalitarianism can win. In fact, for the two teams that entered the finals this year, they are playing egalitarianism, especially the Pacers. Let’s not talk about other games, just take G6 as an example, with the Pacers scoring in double digits. In fact, the Pacers' current mode is a super arrow, plus scorers everywhere. This super arrow can be Siakam or Halliburton, and the rest of the role players take turns playing.

The third thing is to say goodbye to the stage in a short rotation. The pace of the game is now faster, and it is not like before. You can grind a round, and I grind a round. In this case, the short rotation says goodbye to the stage. The Knicks and the Pacers are actually two examples: positive and negative. The Knicks' short rotation was still at a disadvantage, and everyone has seen this. The Pacers use long rotations to make the Knicks' physical fitness lights, and this strategy is very good.

The fourth thing is that holding the ball is really good. To put it bluntly, the mainstream idea of ​​building a team is to hold the ball and a group of practical role players. The Pacers are in this mode, and the Thunder is actually in this mode. So, these two teams succeeded, which once again verified that holding the ball is really good. So the next team building idea is very obvious. The big core holding the ball will definitely be very popular, and this is undoubtedly a matter of no doubt.