The 6th Red and Black List: Halliburton completed key balls in four consecutive rounds, and Carlisle showed his top ball players!

There are many good shows in the NBA game, and I will listen to you whoever is the god or who is the trick. On June 6, the NBA ushered in its first game in the finals, and Halliburton made another final victory over the Pacers narrowly defeated the Thunder away. So how exactly do the players perform in the game? This column will show you the NBA red and black list.

Special Red List

Who says you are overrated?

Pacers Halliburton: 14 points, 10 rebounds, 6 assists, and quasi-killed kill

In a media survey before the playoffs, Halliburton ranked first in the "most overrated player in the league". I wonder if Halliburton himself was inspired to a extraordinary level because of such an evaluation. Under his leadership, the Pacers entered the finals from a non-champion favorite, and in the finals G1, he even won 18 more regular season games than them. Faced with the Thunder's aggressive defensive pressure, the Pacers responded with a steady and steady "full face". All five starters of the team scored in double digits, and the three-point shooting percentage reached 46.2%. With this progress and retreat, the Pacers withstood Alexander's high-scoring offense and reversed in the last quarter. The hero who made the final decision in the last moment was Halliburton. He made a steady mid-range shot under the Thunder's focus to help the Pacers win the Finals 111-110 away, which made him have a winning or a draw in every round of the playoffs this season. Perhaps no one will mention the fact that he is overrated after this game.

Blow the counterattack semi-horn

Pacers Nembhard: 14 points and 6 assists

Nembhard's plug-and-play characteristics are particularly obvious in this game. No matter when playing against any player, he can put the greatest pressure on his opponent, and even hit a three-pointer in front of MVP Alexander. When Halliburton became the offensive arrow in the last moment, Nembhard became the ball-holder, and he also used his stable ball-holding to serve as a solid backing for Halliburton.

Champion coach is by no means a false reputation

Pacers coach Carlisle

From this game, Carlisle's experience advantage is enough to offset the Thunder's lineup. The long-term backward did not make Carlisle, who was used to the strong winds and waves, feel impatient. His bold use of people and offensive and defensive tactics gave them miraculous results. The failure to pause at the last moment disrupted Halliburton's rhythm and helped him complete the quasi-final kill, and the success of the last defensive round also demonstrated his wisdom.

Red List

Individual heroism cannot solve all problems

Thunder Alexander: 38 points, 5 rebounds

Alexander became the highest-scoring player in his first playoff appearance since Iverson in 2001. The Pacers really cannot limit Alexander's scoring performance, but this is especially true for basketball in the team sports finals.

determines the team's lower limit

Pacers Siakam: 19 points, 10 rebounds

The diligent Siakam has become the Pacers' scoring champion in this game. He is also the first player in the team to score 15+10 in the finals since Dell Davis.

is worthy of being a defensive team

Thunder Dort: 15 points, 4 steals, 2 blocks

Excellent physical fitness allows Dort to be at ease in the defense of the inside and outside lines, which also allows the Thunder to maintain a long lead.

Black List

Even if it's a little more accurate?

Thunder Chett: 6 points, 2 of 9 shots, 68}

Chitt's performance in this game is very out of touch with the previous one, even if he scored one more goal, the Thunder can still win.