Toughly resolve the gap! Jaylenway made a 40-point proof for Harry with 40 points. Thunder s unlimited defense replacement found the life gate?

Finals G5: Hard Solution and Execution.

This battle can be regarded as a continuation of the fourth quarter of the finals G4. The Thunder continued to use infinite defense to test the Pacers' hard solution effect. The last five quarters of the game were: 31-14 (G4 fourth quarter), 32-22 (G5 first quarter), 27-23 (G5 second quarter), 28-34 (G5 third quarter), and 33-30 (G5 fourth quarter).

I believe everyone has noticed that the only winning score in G5 in the third quarter was McConaughey's 13-point hard solution in a single quarter, and the G5 once caught 2 points (93-95) in the fourth quarter was that Siakam scored 12 points in a row in the fourth quarter.

McConaughey and Siakam were crazy to kill, but after the Pacers caught up with only 2 points, Nemhard and Halliburton made a total of 5 pass mistakes and directly ruined the game.

The reason is also simple. The Thunder used the one-on-one solution to test Nemhard and Halliburton. The two brothers were unable to solve the problem by playing solo, hesitating, hesitating, stopping the ball, passing the ball, making mistakes, and making mistakes that they could only watch the Thunder generals counterattack like a tide.

The plot of the collapse of the Pacers G5 is even the same as that of G4: In the last 4 minutes and 19 seconds of G4, Siakam took 0 shots; in the last 6 minutes and 14 seconds of G5, Siakam took only 1 shot.

The bitter plot of the fourth quarter of these two battles proves that only McConaughey and Siakam are easy to use in the Pacers' one-on-one solution, and Harry's game with injuries is completely a negative effect on the court.

Jaylen Williams, in the third grade, made 25 shots and even more than Alexander (21 times). Gemini hard solutions can directly solve the problem one-on-one. In the hard solution field, Thunder has an advantage over Pacers.

Unlimited defense replacement + hard resolution to suppress opponents in the field you are best at. This is the fundamental reason why the Thunder G4 beat the Pacers in the fourth quarter and G5.

Thunder followed the offensive and rotational ideas of G4, and handed over the main offensive power to Jaylen Williams first. Alexander's auxiliary offensive focuses on conversion, reasonably allocating the physical fitness of the two stars to fight a protracted battle.

Since the Thunder were exploding in strength and physical fitness by the Pacers for long rotation of G3, Dagnot no longer allowed Alexander to play the first and third quarters, but instead took a break between the quarters to play the beginning and end of each quarter. Therefore, Jaylen Williams was given more ball rights. Alexander took a break in each quarter and then replaced Jaylen Williams. Alexander led the connection section to match the Pacers' deep rotation of the terrifying firepower, while the Thunder actually played Tian Ji's horse racing.

The Thunder adjusted the starting and rotational effects were also very obvious. G3 Alexander lost 42 minutes and 02 seconds, G4 Alexander played 40 minutes and G5 Alexander played 37 minutes and 34 seconds; Jaylen Williams scored 27 points in G4, and G5 scored 40 points- that is, Alexander's playing time gradually decreased, and Jaylen Williams' output output and data were better after the increase in ball rights.

Jaylen Williams swung first, Alexander relayed, and Gemini seamlessly ensured the firepower and attack launch of the entire court, and also gave Alexander plenty of rest time to prepare for the fourth quarter takeover.

Alexander's connection section was not blown up, which is also the key to the Thunder's consecutive wins of G4 and G5 since G3 lost.

Halliburton, Nemhard and Nesmith are not good at solving hard with the ball, which is also the Pacers' flaw in the tough battle.

The Thunder have significantly increased the proportion of unlimited defense switching since the fourth quarter of G4. They hugged each other and forced the Pacers to play singles on the outside with the ball. Coach Dagnott used this method to cut the Pacers' pick-and-roll passes and cuts. That is, the Pacers' relatively weak opponent singles will be solved, and the Pacers will not let the whole team play smoothly.

Halliburton made 0 and 3 mistakes with injury, Nemhard made 7 points, 3 assists and 4 mistakes, Nesmith made 1 of 4 two-pointers, none of these three brothers were players with the ball, one hit and one attack, and rely more on the system to cooperate to end the attack.

The Pacers' burden of cracking down on the Thunder's infinite defense swap naturally fell on the 4th and 5th positions. In short, Turner, Siakam, and Tony Bradley have to play dominant power when punishing the Thunder for being a young man, so that the game will be a chance.

The first defense in the Thunder League has top-level multi-position defensive swing ability, small defense can provide excellent misaligned defensive elasticity, especially the team's defense's pinch-rotation and telescopic coverage ability is even more unique. Siakam grabs misalignment at low posts to attract clamp-roots transfer balls and finds open outside positions and ends at an outside three-pointer. The Pacers' starting lineup is undoubtedly the main way to extend their lives.

Pacers made 10 turnovers in the first half and made only 5 of 16 three-pointers, so they were helpless to fall behind double digits early. Fortunately, McConaughey in the third quarter and Siakam in the first half of the fourth quarter stepped forward and once chased 2 points, but Nemhard and Halliburton made five consecutive pass mistakes directly ruined the game. The fatal problem is undoubtedly that they have limited ability to solve the tough attack and were forced to choose to throw the ball.

Thunder Gemini scored 71 points together, and the second best single player in the Pacers was McConaughey, who was 33 years old and 84 days and 185 cm.

The third-year Jaylen Williams scored 40 points and led the team to fly. The combination of ball-holding and off-ball play, his pass-cut connection with Harten was deeply influential, with tough killing and tough fighting in counterattacks and positional battles. Jaylen Williams, 24 years old and 60 days old, scored 40 points in a single game in the finals, and is undoubtedly the number one hero of the G5.

Jaylen Williams' highlight performance also gave Alexander more support in the rotation level. Alexander G3 was forced to play for 42 minutes and 02 seconds, and G5's playing time dropped to 37 minutes and 34 seconds. The Gemini led their teams in different periods. Jaylen Williams did not suffer any losses during the single core, and Alexander had the physical strength to take over in the fourth quarter.

On the strategic level, third-year Jaylen Williams' performance and role as the second in command of the team in the finals has basically locked in the maximum salary renewal contract in advance. The power of Thunder lies in their not only Alexander.

Coach Carlisle's wiser decision may be that he should replace Halliburton with McConaughey in the fourth quarter. Halliburton was completely out of shape when he was injured, and there was no threat to the offense, and only the value of passing on the field is left, which naturally can't deceive the Thunder.

Pacers rely heavily on Siakam's singles to crack the Thunder's infinite defense switch. In the fourth quarter of the past two games, it has also proved that others have not had good results in handling balls and singles. Once Siakam cannot get the ball, the Pacers' positional battle can be said to be quite struggling.

Infinite defense swap is the Thunder's ultimate move, which also happens to be the Pacers' life gate. They have been forced into desperate situations after losing two consecutive games.

The situation was clear after five games in the finals: the Pacers did not dare to let the Thunder play singles, and they attacked Alexander and Jaylen Williams, and Aaron Wiggins and Wallace were fatal in the open three-pointer; the Thunder used infinite exchanges to encourage the Pacers to play singles, Halliburton and Nemhard drew their swords and looked at each other at a loss, and made five consecutive pass mistakes in the fourth quarter under high pressure. The essential gap is to solve it hard.