The Thunder ended the last practice before the finals! Alexander and Dai Shuai emphasized defense, and the probability of winning in G1 exceeds 65%.

On June 5, there is still one day before the NBA Finals start. Earlier today, the Thunder ended its last team-team joint training before the finals. Head coach Dagenut and main player Alexander both talked about the upcoming finals G1. The famous media ESPN predicted that the Thunder's probability of winning tomorrow will reach 65.6%. The finals of the Thunder and Pacers will officially start tomorrow. Earlier today, the Thunder posted training photos of stars such as Alexander, Harten, and Dort. After the training, all the stars were interviewed. It is worth mentioning that the Thunder team's training shirts already have the exclusive logo for the finals printed on them.

When talking about the key to winning the game in this series, Alexander mentioned the defense: "If we can do our best on the defensive end, the offensive problem will naturally be solved. Defense can also allow us to give full play to the offensive advantage. But the basis of everything is always defense. No matter what environment, what team or lineup you face, defense can help you win the game. As long as you can complete the defensive round, you create a chance to win."

Degnot was also asked how to defend against the Pacers. "It's a difficult task, and the basic principles are not complicated. We won't invent something new this week. When your opponent passes the ball at 99 mph against you, you have to be prepared. But if you pass the ball into the penalty area, the situation may be different. Defending them is a very difficult challenge." In addition, the famous media ESPN made a prediction for tomorrow's game, with the Thunder winning rate as high as 65.6% and the Pacers only 34.4%, which is a very huge gap. It should be noted that so far this year's playoffs, the Thunder's home record has been a terrifying 8 wins and 1 loss.

Do you think the Thunder can get a good start tomorrow? Welcome to give your predictions in the comment section.