Thunder s 7 big eye-catching data: Jiewei Tianwang Mountain 40 points G6 plus or minus value-40! The 5 starters only scored 1 three-pointer

On June 20, in the NBA Finals, the Oklahoma City Thunder lost 91-108 to the Indiana Pacers. The two sides tied 3-3 in the big score, and the game will be dragged into the tiebreak. In this game, the Thunder's many data were eye-catching, and Jaylen Williams, who performed well in the Battle of Tianwang Mountain, performed extremely poorly.

First of all, according to statistics, in the Battle of Tianwang Mountain, Jaylenway scored 40 points in just 35 minutes, becoming the first person in the historical finals. However, in this game, Jaylenway had a plus-minus value of -40, setting a new historical low in the NBA Finals. However, Jaylenway played in this game for 27 minutes, 6 of 13 shots, 0 of 4 of 3-pointers and 4 of 5 free throws, scoring 16 points, 3 rebounds, 1 assist and 3 turnovers, plus or negative value -40.

Second, in this game, the Thunder made a total of 21 mistakes in the whole game, and the Pacers only had 10 mistakes. Alexander alone made up 8 mistakes.

Third, the Thunder made 11 three-pointers in the first half and 8 of 30 three-pointers in the whole game, most of which were garbage time in the second half. In contrast, the Pacers made 15 of 42 three-pointers.

Fourth, the Pacers completely blocked the cooperation of the Thunder. In this game, the Thunder had only 14 assists in the game, and the Pacers had as many as 23.

Fifth, the Thunder were stolen 16 times in this game by the Pacers. The Pacers' 16 steals set a single-game steal record in the team history finals (the previous record was 13 times), and tied for third place in history.

Sixth, in this game, the Thunder starter only scored 1 three-pointer, but Obie Toppin hit 4 three-pointers alone.

7th place. Although the Pacers only scored 108 points in this game, the team only scored 91 points in total because the Thunder's offense was really eye-catching, which was also the first time that the Pacers won the game under 110 points this year. Interestingly, before this game, the Pacers scored 110+ points this year in the playoffs, with 14 wins and 0 losses, and 0 wins and 7 losses.