Su Qun commented on G6: Thunder s offense is inefficient, Pacers defense is more targeted

In the 2025 NBA Finals G6, the Pacers defeated the Thunder 108-91, tied the total score to 3-3, successfully dragging the series into a tiebreak battle. In their post-match comments, famous vocalist Su Qun pointed out that the Thunder's performance in this key game was unsatisfactory, and inefficient offense and lack of adjustment in defense were the main reasons for their failure.

Su Qun analyzed that the Thunder scored only 91 points in G6, setting a record for the lowest score this season, which is also one of their only four games this season with less than 100 points. It is particularly noteworthy that 3 of these 4 games occurred in the regular season, while G6 was their low score in the playoffs. Su Qun believes that this exposed the Thunder's inefficiency in offensive at critical moments.

In further analysis, Su Qun mentioned that the Pacers are growing faster in this round of the series, especially on the defensive end, and their targetedness is more powerful. In contrast, the Thunder does not seem to make too many tactical adjustments and still relies on the regular season style of play. Thunder coach Dagnot once said that the team has not added new tactical content and continues the regular season style. This lack of change is firmly grasped by the Pacers.

In particular, Su Qun pointed out that the Pacers' desire to win in the game is stronger, while the Thunder rely too much on past results and experience, and did not adjust their defense in a targeted manner at critical moments, especially when defending McConnell. The Thunder made many mistakes in the game. They lost 16 points in the first half because of the mistake, and their three-point shooting percentage was astonishingly low, with only 18 shots in the game.

In the end, Su Qun concluded that the tiebreak in G7 will determine the title, and both sides have a chance to win the final victory, but all this will depend on on-the-spot performance. Although home court advantage was once considered a decisive factor, as the series deepened, home court advantage was no longer so obvious. The key was the execution and tactical adjustment ability shown by the two teams in G7.

No matter who the final winner is, the G7 game will undoubtedly be a decisive battle full of suspense and tension. Whether the Thunder can overcome their own offensive sluggishness and mistakes, and whether the Pacers can continue their defensive strength will become the key factor in determining the championship.