The third young master still didn t win, how did the Thunder lose, 4 things to admit, only one Durant is missing

The third game between the Thunder and the Pacers was over, and everyone saw that the Thunder was quite passive in this game, and losing was expected. For the Thunder, if they want to win the series, they have to win away, but they didn't do this game. So where did the Thunder lose? The third young master fell down with a bang. How did the Thunder lose? There are only one Durant short of four things to admit.

The Thunder won a big victory in the last game, which also gave the Thunder enough illusion. As a result, this game came to the Pacers' home court. They underestimated the Pacers' abilities, so the game was a different mode. The Thunder were very passive in the whole game, and everyone was panicked when they were behind. Although he lost 9 points, the Thunder led by the third young master lost in a downward style because there was no way to turn the situation around. We have also seen this, and this is how it is in the game.

So how did the Thunder lose? 4 things to admit. First, you cannot underestimate the walker. In this game, the Thunder were more or less proud, believing that the big victory in the last game would make the Pacers lose confidence. As a result, everyone knows now, Thunder paid the price for their trough. This also shows that a team that can play in the finals is definitely not for nothing. Losing in this game is enough to alert the Thunder, and the next game must be as focused as G2.

Second, Jaylenway cannot help in time. You can see how Thunder and Pacers perform at critical moments. Pacers bloom at multiple points, and Thunder can only count on Alexander. As the second leader of the team, Jaylenway really cannot help in time, and even the free throws at critical moments have deviated. This game seems to have scored 26 points, but don’t be confused by this data. Those who have watched the game know that Jaylenway can only add icing on the cake.

Third, Thunder's long rotation is a pseudo-long rotation. In this game, the Thunder used 10 players to rotate, but their long rotation was real and fake long rotation. Some players came up to make up the numbers, such as Kenway and Joe. After all, Thunder is still the old idea, and in the end it is still using the main force. In this regard, the Pacers taught them a good lesson and told the Thunder what a long rotation is. But there is no way to do this, Thunder's potential has been explored.

The fourth place is just one Durant. In fact, these two teams will play until the last moment. However, at the critical moment, the Thunder was almost intrigued. There was no second stable scoring point. To put it bluntly, it was missing a Durant, which fully reflected it in this game. In general, there are many reasons for the Thunder to lose in this game. As long as you adjust it carefully, it is not impossible to equalize the big score.