Return to home court and take you back, where is the Thunder losing? The new version of Harden becomes the weather vane, and the two have thought about it

The Thunder did not accept the Finals in Game 6, and for them, although they were not out, they are now back to the same starting line. In fact, the time point for the Thunder's best collection series is Game 6. Unfortunately, the Thunder did not seize the opportunity, and both sides could only play tiebreaker. As for this game, there are still many points that can be analyzed. If you go back to home court, then take you back. Where is the Thunder losing? The new version of Harden became a vane, and the two of them started to think about it.

In fact, everyone who watched the game knew that the Thunder was really hard to describe in this game, and both offense and defense were very bad. For the Thunder, it is not too late to accept the Finals after returning to home. In fact, even if the Thunder now is an ugly loss in the sixth game, their overall strength is still above the Pacers, not to mention that the tiebreaker is supported by the home advantage. In addition, the Thunder also had a tiebreak experience in the Western Conference semi-finals, and they know how to do it.

So how did the Thunder lose in G6? First, the offense and defense cannot match Pacers. In this game, the Pacers stood on the edge of the cliff, and there was still a way out on the Thunder. So in this mentality, the walker is obviously more urgent than the Thunder. Because the Thunder are leading, the quality and strength of offense and defense in the game are not comparable to those of the Pacers. When the Thunder wants to chase, it is actually too late.

Second, the strategy of grabbing the start has not been continued. In a competition like this, if you are leading the team with a big score, you must start because you can lead the game, and your mentality will naturally change when you are lagging behind. As a result, the Thunder did not continue the strategy of snatching the start, and then let the Pacers turn the situation around. It can only be said that Thunder underestimated the Pacers and paid the price for this. There is no way to do this. The Thunder players have not been this phenomenon once or twice.

Third, Caruso and Chet took a lot of thought. Caruso and Chet performed quite poorly. The two obviously had a lot of thought in this game, not to grab the FMVP, but to say that the two were too anxious, so they did not play as good as they should in the game. After all, it was the championship that was close to each other, which changed their minds. Caruso scored 0 points, Chet only scored 4 points, and the two really dragged their feet.

Fourth, Jaylenway became the weather vane. In fact, the eye of the Thunder game is Jaylenway. In this game, Alexander performed normally, Jay Levi needs to stand up, but in this game, it was expected that the Thunder would lose. So, in the next tiebreak, if the Thunder wants to win the game steadily, Jaylenway will score at least 30+ points. After all, the Thunder's scoring points are relatively concentrated and not as scattered as the Pacers.