1 to 1! Harry s magic no longer defeats the Thunder, but he sees two gaps and one ending

The Thunder played against the Pacers at home. After being reversed by the Pacers in the last game, the Thunder was determined to win the G2, but facing a bombardment team like the Pacers, the Thunder should not be underestimated. Even if they were leading 20 points in the third quarter, they still dared not relax their vigilance. Maybe this is the respect given to the Pacers. In the end, the Thunder successfully tied the big score 123 to 107 at home.

The game started, and the two sides were in a tangle at the beginning. Alexander strengthened his personal offense. The Pacers responded that Caruso and Mathering scored three-pointers against each other. The Pacers fired from the outside and once overtook the attack wave. The Thunder fired 11-0 and established an advantage. McConaughey scored three-pointers to stop the bleeding. The Thunder fired all out and slammed the 19-2 offensive frenzy and widened the score difference to 23 points in one fell swoop. The Pacers recovered in time and narrowed the score difference 10-0. Alexander scored and assisted on one shoulder to stabilize the situation. After the first half, the Thunder led the Pacers 59-41. After the change of sides, both sides made consecutive fouls and scored points frequently through free throws. Caruso's efficient output, the Thunder played steadily and maintained the lead of about 20 points. Nesmith made three-pointers in a row and struggled to support it. In the final quarter, the Thunder blossomed from multiple points and firmly occupied the initiative on the field. Halliburton scored consecutive points, but it was too late. The Pacers were already out of power and could not make it back. In the end, the Thunder defeated the Pacers and the total score was 1-1.

Looking at the entire game, there is still a clear gap between the two sides, first of all, the gap between the core players. Although Halliburton has accomplished a feat that many people cannot accomplish in their entire lives, there is still a clear gap with the superstars. Alexander completed the suppression of Halliburton in the entire game from scratch, which is also the key to the Thunder's victory. Halliburton is magical enough, but it is a bit insufficient in the face of Alexander's 30+ performance.

The second gap is the performance on the defensive end. Why the Thunder is not only because there are many rotation players, nor is it just because Alexander has outstanding personal abilities. The most important thing is that the Thunder's defense is the first in the league. After the defeat in the first game, the Thunder strengthened its personal defense against Halliburton. After three quarters, Halliburton only scored 5 points. If it weren't for a strong rebound in the last quarter, I believe that the performance would be worse in today's game. Unfortunately, the Pacers' defense cannot limit Alexander. After two games, he averaged 30+ per game, and the gap was too obvious. The core player is defended by his opponent, and the Pacers are always the backward side and can't catch up. After two games, we can see an ending, that is, the Pacers have little chance. Although Halliburton successfully won a game with his final victory, there is an obvious fact that the Thunder have always been playing against the Pacers in these two games. It is magical that every game is impossible. There is indeed a natural gap in the hard strength between the two teams.

The next G3 game will return to the Pacers' home court. Although there is not much advantage, the Pacers are the more weak side. I hope they can calm down and fight the next game with all their might, which may really create miracles. How many games do you think the Pacers can win in the next 5 games? Welcome to leave a message for discussion.