120-109! Magic disappeared, substitute super god, old 8 s MVP set the first in history

On June 17, the NBA Finals entered the 5th Game of the King of Heaven, with the Thunder playing against the Pacers at home. The two sides tied 2-2 in the series, and the outcome of this game is crucial. Historical data shows that there were 31 Tianwangshan battles in the finals, and the team that won Tianwangshan finally won 23 championships, with a winning rate of up to 74%. In addition, the Pacers have maintained a special record of unbeaten in the playoffs this season: after each loss, they will win at least 14 points in the next game. At the beginning of the game, the two sides attacked quickly and launched a firepower battle. In terms of the Pacers, Nemhard, Sika, Turner and Nesmith blossomed at multiple points and frequently scored and responded. The Thunder also performed comprehensively, with Hart, Chett, Jewish and Alexander showing off their magical powers and scoring in turn. The Pacers suddenly fell into an offensive downturn after leading 12-11, failing to score for several consecutive rounds. The Thunder took the opportunity to fight an 11-0 offensive by Jewish, Alexander and Caruso, and quickly opened the score to 22-12, leading by 10 points. After the Pacers adjusted, Turner, Sika and Matherin scored a 5-1 climax, narrowing the gap to 6 points. But on the Thunder, Wiggins and Carson made two consecutive three-pointers, expanding their advantage to 12 points again. At the end of the first quarter, the Pacers recovered the score difference to single digits with 5-0, but Carson hit a three-pointer in time to stabilize his position. Chett blocked the key block for the Thunder to lock in 32-22 and lead by 10 points in the first quarter.

entered the second quarter, and the offensive efficiency of both sides decreased significantly. With Wiggins' three-pointer, the Thunder once expanded its lead to 13 points. The Pacers responded quickly, and a 4-0 attack narrowed the gap to single digits. Wiggins hit a three-pointer again, helping the Thunder pull the gap back to double digits. Subsequently, McConnell and Nesmith made three-pointers one after another, catching the score to 32-40. The Pacers made consecutive mistakes, and the Thunder took the opportunity to hit a 7-0 counterattack climax, expanding their lead to 15 points. Although the Pacers then scored another 4-0 climax, the Thunder's Jewish scored 5 points in a row, Chet grabbed the frontcourt rebound and completed a second attack, Alexander's free throw stabilized the situation, and the Thunder led by 18 points 56-38. Before the end of the half, the Pacers narrowed the score to 45-59 and narrowed to 14 points with Nemhard's breakthrough score, Bradley's free throw and Mathering's tip-in. At the beginning of the third quarter, Alexander of the Thunder scored first, but the Pacers made two free throws through Sika, Nesmith and Turner made three-pointers in a row, narrowing the score to 53-64 and narrowing the gap to 11 points. At the critical moment, Jiewei stepped forward, scored 7 points in a row and hit three-pointers, expanding the lead to 15 points. The Pacers responded quickly, Turner and Halliburton scored through free throws, and Toppin also made a three-pointer, leading the team to a 7-1 attack wave, narrowing the gap to single digits. Javi once again scored 4 points in a row to stabilize morale. Pacers' McConnell scored 6 points in a row, chasing the score to 68-75, only 7 points behind. In the second half of the third quarter, the two sides were back and forth, and the Pacers repeatedly tried to launch a counterattack, while the Thunder repeatedly fought back with the key scores of Alexander and Jewish. After the third quarter, the Thunder led by 8 points 87-79. In the fourth quarter of the decisive victory, Sika became the focus, and he first hit a three-pointer to narrow the gap to 5 points. The Thunder returned with a 5-0 offensive, expanding the gap to double digits again. Subsequently, Sika performed well, made a quick break, blocked Alexander's layup, and then made a foul and made both free throws, then grabbed the offensive rebound and made a three-pointer, chasing the score to 93-95, only 2 points away. At the critical moment, Thunder's Jewei stepped forward and hit a three-pointer to break the deadlock. Carson scored a layup after stealing, widening the gap to 7 points again. In the next few rounds, both sides attacked and defended each other, but the Pacers made repeated mistakes. The Thunder's Jewish and Alexander scored consecutively, hitting a 10-0 shock wave, expanding their lead to 16 points. Although the Pacers narrowed the gap slightly, Dort's three-pointer and Jewe's mid-range jump shot stabilized the situation. Alexander's strong layup almost secured the victory. With two minutes left in the game, the Pacers' core player chose to rest. In the end, the Thunder won 120-109, winning the key Tianwang Mountain battle, leading 3-2.

In terms of personal performance, Sika of the Pacers contributed 28 points, 6 rebounds, 5 assists, 3 steals and 2 blocks, but failed to lead the team to win; Halliburton, who played with an injury, only 4 points, 7 rebounds and 6 assists, and his condition dropped sharply and did not show magic; McConnell performed well, scoring 18 points, 4 rebounds, 4 assists and 2 steals, but the substitute firepower was difficult to change the situation. In the Thunder, Javier performed amazingly, scoring 40 points, 6 rebounds and 4 assists, setting a new high in his personal playoff career; Alexander contributed 31 points, 2 rebounds, 10 assists, 2 steals and 4 blocks, and has scored 30 in 15 times this season's playoffs, ranking second in history, and scored 30 in 10 consecutive home games, surpassing Chamberlain and taking the first place in history; Chet gave 9 points and 11 assists in a comprehensive performance, Wiggins scored 14 points and 5 rebounds, Wallace contributed 11 points, and the team was full of firepower.

This victory not only laid a solid foundation for the Thunder to win the King of Heaven, but also greatly improved the team's morale. The trend of the series gradually tended toward the home team.