1:2, the number one in the Eastern Conference counterattacks wildly! The main player beat James with 43 points, challenging a small probability of turning the tables

On May 10, the NBA Eastern Conference semi-finals started a G3 contest. The Cavaliers went to challenge the Pacers away. At this time, the number one in the Eastern Conference was already 0:2 and the two home games were broken. In this case, the probability of a big score tied is less than 80%, and a more miracle is needed to turn the tables.

In the last game, Halliburton scored a 1+3 three-pointer, but this game was a rare downturn, with 2 of 8 shots and only 4 points, as if another person was replaced. On the contrary, the Cavaliers worked even harder, showing their courage in desperate situations, with a 18:4 rebound in the frontcourt, which made the Pacers desperate.

Mitchell of the Cavaliers scored 43 points in this match, with 33 points, 48 ​​points and 43 points in three games respectively. In a desperate situation, he played a James-level performance that turned the tide.

The Pacers are stronger than defense after all. Once Halliburton is in a downturn, the key chain of the team will be broken, and they will eventually suffer a big defeat of 104:126.

From the perspective of the game progress, the Pacers have a certain impact on the Eastern Conference Finals level, but after all, a team that is not good at defense cannot go far, so it is difficult for them to represent the Eastern Conference in the finals. Mitchell has the chance to perform a low-probability turnaround.

Since the Jazz, Mitchell's star quality has been criticized, especially although he has reached the first place in the Eastern Conference this season, the team is still not favored and is still ranked behind the Celtics. Now, after three games, the Cavaliers have lost two games, but he has almost no solution with averaging 50% shooting percentage. So how far the Cavaliers can go next determines Mitchell's ability to lead the team.

However, the first 1:2 appeared in the East, and the pressure was given to the Celtics who were behind 0:2.

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