Dark horse beat 24-7 to overtake the score, Halliburton ignited the whole game with three-pointer

On June 20, the NBA Finals G6 kicked off, and the Pacers returned to their home court to play against the Thunder. In the last game, Tianwangshan Thunder won the championship point early, and this time he came to the away game and wanted to end the series. There is no way out for the Pacers, and only by winning can the series continue. In the first quarter, the Pacers played a momentum and shot out a super offensive of 24-7, which made all the fans carnival and led the Thunder 28-25 in the first quarter.

The two teams did not change in this game, and the starting lineup remained the same. Pacers Halliburton played with injuries, plus Nembhard, Nesmith, Siakam and Turner. There was no change in the Thunder either. Alexander and Jaylen Williams led the way, plus Dort, Homgren and Harten. After returning to the double towers, they successfully regained their previous feelings. After the game started, the Thunder came up early, Harten scored the points first in the interior, and Halliburton scored the first point through free throws, but the Pacers' overall offensive state was sluggish and could not keep up with the pace. The Thunder continued to attack and scored points. Jaylen Williams broke through and dunked his hands and directly stopped the Pacers. Then Homegren also made an inch at the basket, the Thunder took a 10-2 lead, and the Pacers fell into a passive situation again, but after that they began to explode.

The first step was Siakam, who scored the first goal of the Pacers in this game with a jump shot, and then scored 21 to help the team stabilize. Then Nembhard began to explode again, making 2 consecutive three-pointers from the outside, and then made a breakthrough layup. He scored 8 points in a row to lead the team to overtake the score. The Thunder were completely passive, while the Pacers were getting smoother and smoother. They hit 2 consecutive three-pointers from the draw. Then Halliburton made a three-pointer, which directly ignited the whole game and took a 26-17 lead. From 8 points behind to 9 points ahead, the Pacers made a 24-7 super offensive. After

, the Thunder stabilized the situation and successfully grasped the score. After the first quarter, they fell behind the Pacers 25-28.