NBA playoffs forecast tomorrow June 6: Thunder strives to get a good start at home, Alexander PK Sika

At 8:30 on June 6, tomorrow's NBA Finals usher in a match against G1, and the Thunder PK the Pacers at home! The two teams are young, have a deep lineup and share the ball without selflessly. The Thunder eliminated the Grizzlies, Nuggets and Timberwolves in the West; the Pacers defeated the Bucks, Cavaliers and Knicks in the East! The finals of the Thunder vs. Pacers are 4 wins in 7 games. The Thunder has a home advantage. It is very important which team in G1 will get a good start tomorrow. The ESPN team predicts that the team that won the finals will be supported by 20 people, and the Pacers will only support it. No matter from which perspective, the Thunder is indeed optimistic about winning the game. In this year's playoffs, the Thunder played a total of 16 games. In addition to playing 7 games in the series with the Nuggets, they all resolved the battles within 5 games against the Grizzlies and the Timberwolves. In the past 16 games, the Thunder averaged 117.1 points per game, averaged 44.3 rebounds per game, averaged 25.3 assists per game, and shot 33.6% from three-pointers. Compared with offense, defense is the secret to the Thunder's winning goal. Their defensive efficiency is 104.7, and they ranked first in the league with 23.3 points in the opponent's turnover, and averaged 17.8 fast break scores per game. The Thunder Bee Swarm-style defense makes the opponent very uncomfortable. After forming a steal, you can launch a fast attack immediately. This is also the reason why they score first in fast attack and use their opponents to score mistakes.

Pacers team battle

Alexander has had a bumper year so far this season, regular season MVP, scoring champion, best team, playoff Western Conference champion + MVP, now he is only 4 games away from winning the championship, and I believe he will fight to the end with his teammates.

Halliburton: Challenging the best team

Pacers are not favored, but underestimating them will be punished. This team insists on team fighting, has a tough style, and has hit key goals many times. Siakam averaged 21.1 points, 5.8 rebounds and 3.3 assists per game, and was elected the MVP in the Eastern Conference Finals. Siakam is a player who has won the championship. He has rich experience and first-class personal skills. Although Halliburton did not get the MVP, he is an important backcourt organization core for the Pacers and is indispensable. To win away against teams of the Thunder, you need tough will and luck!