The NBA Finals are upset! Pacers reverse the Thunder, and Clark s "lucky curse" continues?

The third game of the NBA Finals was upset! The Pacers counterattacked the Thunder at home, and Clark's "lucky curse" is showing its power again?

Many foreign media reported on June 12 that the third match between the Thunder and the Pacers in the NBA Finals started in Indiana. Previously, the Pacers stole a away victory, and the Thunder vowed to regain the initiative. What's even more striking is that WNBA star Clark is here in person - you know, as long as she watches the game, the Pacers will still win completely. Is this game another duel of "being favored by the goddess of luck"? In the first quarter, the Thunder core Alexander was guarded by strict defense. At the critical moment, Chet stood up and scored 8 points in less than half a quarter, leading the team to a fantasy start of 15-6. But how can a walker admit defeat easily? The substitute surprises chased 4 points in a row, and the three-pointers of Turner and Halliburton narrowed the gap to 2 points. Fortunately, Alexander recovered his form in time and the Thunder led by 8 points 32-24 at the end of the first quarter. Who would have thought that this was the only big score lead in the Thunder.

The second section of the storm suddenly changed! The Pacers' bench was fully fired, with Sika, Mathering and Nesmith scoring in turn and overtaking the score 15-4 in 4 minutes. Isaiah Joe made two three-pointers to try to save the Lord, but he couldn't resist Halliburton scored 5 points in a row. Caruso, Jaylen Williams and Alexander joined forces to catch up with the score, but McConnell made a free throw and the Pacers reversed 64-60 in the first half. Now, Thunder, who originally thought he was sure to win, suddenly fell into a passive position!

The two sides entered a tug-of-war in the third quarter. The Thunder took the lead 8-0 at the beginning, and the Pacers immediately regained the lead 6-0. Halliburton stopped the Thunder with a three-pointer, and Caruso hit the key three-pointer to tie the tie. Going back and forth, Chet's 2+1 and Jaylen Williams' three-pointer helped the Thunder enter the final quarter with a 5-point advantage. But the Pacers were obviously holding on, and they were waiting for an opportunity to explode. At the decisive moment, the two sides fought hard. Mathering and McConnell scored consecutive points, and Thunder Carson Wallace, Harten and Chet responded tenaciously. After tying at 95, Halliburton's three-pointer detonated the whole game, Turner blocked and Sika's fast attack, and the Pacers instantly opened the gap with 9-2. In the last minute, Jaylenway missed free throws in a row, and Mathering made both free throws to end the suspense, 116-107! The Pacers laughed to the end, and Clark's "lucky golden body" was still unbreakable.

The post-match data is even more amazing: the Pacers scored 49 points, 31 more points than the Thunder; Halliburton, Sika and Mathering scored 20+ points, McConnell made 5 assists and 5 steals on the bench to create history, Turner blocked 5 times and became the team's playoff block king... At present, the Thunder not only lost this key battle, but also gave the Pacers the upper hand in the series. Next, how should the Thunder crack Clark's "law of luck" and can find a breakthrough on the bench? In this final, there are probably more unexpected plots waiting for us.