Thunder s third young master 70+24 but reversed! 17 mistakes were too fatal, 6 substitutes were 18 points better than Mathering alone

On June 12, in the NBA Finals G3, the Thunder lost to the Pacers 107-116, and fell behind 1-2 with a big score. The Thunder once led by 9 points in the first quarter, but was overtaken by 4 points after the second quarter, and the Thunder took the lead again after the third quarter. The Pacers completed the overtake 23-11 in the last quarter. Entering the last minute, the Thunder fell behind by 8 points and was unable to turn the sky.

The Thunder's offense in the first quarter was led by Chet Homgren. He had already awakened in G2 and scored 15 points. This game was even more explosive. He made 4+ free throws in the first quarter, 5 of 6 free throws, scored 13 points, 4 rebounds and 1 steal. Two dunks became the away muffler. Turner's footsteps were not as moving as him, and Sika's size was not as good as him. With only 6 points in the first quarter of SGA, the Thunder led by 8 points.

The Thunder collapsed directly at the beginning of the quarter. McCon made many direct steals in the frontcourt. Carson Wallace and Jewe were both poor in holding the ball. The Pacers used oppressive defense to counterattacks. Carlisle made the counterattack he wanted. Daimport called two timeouts in a row but failed to slow down the Pacers' momentum. He could only replace the offensive players to fight for the offense. SGA and Jewe broke through and scored points in a row. After the half, Jewe scored 12 points, Jewe scored 11 points, and Homegren scored 15 points, and the Thunder was still 4 points behind.

The physical fitness of both teams seemed to decline a bit in the third quarter. The Pacers chose to make a three-pointer from the outside, and the Thunder broke into the free throw line and made a mistake in passing. SGA was still the best one. He stood up when the Thunder was extremely in need of scoring. He made 3 of 6 shots in a single quarter, scored 9 points, 3 rebounds, 1 assist and 1 block. In the third quarter, SGA scored 21 points, 7 rebounds, 4 assists and 3 blocks. The Thunder's starter has four players scored in double digits, and Dort made 4 of 4 three-pointers.

SGA took a break from the Thunder's second team to lead 4 points, and SGA played the Pacers tied the score difference. After Halliburton made a three-pointer, Daimport suspended the timeout. SGA's 17 mistakes were quite fatal. The Thunder's defensive moves were a bit chaotic. The Pacers did not fight for the backcourt rebounds for two consecutive attacks. The Thunder successfully defended three times, but unfortunately, SGA failed to hit a single. Entering the last 35.7 seconds, the Thunder was still 7 points behind.

Full game, Alexander scored 24 points, 8 rebounds, 4 assists, 3 blocks, 6 turnovers, Jewey scored 26 points, 5 rebounds, 3 assists and 1 steal, Homgren scored 20 points, 10 rebounds, 2 assists and 1 steal, and Dort scored 14 points and 3 rebounds. The Thunder's six substitutes totaled only 18 points, while the Pacers' Matherin scored 27 points alone.

Text/Yan Xiaobai