The league s number one fell swoop, how did the Thunder lose? The cost of things is too high. One tactic can be abandoned

We have also seen the first game between the Thunder and the Nuggets. It can be said that it is quite dramatic. The Thunder was turned over while leading by 14 points, and it was in an inexplicable way, which really makes people unable to understand. There is no way to do this, it can only be said that the Thunder made too many mistakes in this game. The league's number one fell swoop. How did the Thunder lose? It's expensive to teach people, and a tactic can be abandoned.

As the Thunder with the highest record in the league, this game is actually the real playoffs, because the opponent in the first round is too weak and has no reference value. The Thunder eventually lost the game in a 48-minute game, and it can be said that they fell down with a bang. In addition, this way of losing is also incomprehensible, and I don’t know how the Thunder coaching staff evaluates it. It can only be said that Thunder is too young and the Nuggets are still a big mountain, so we cannot underestimate the existence of Nuggets.

So how did the Thunder lose in this game? First, there are big loopholes in penalty kick tactics. In this regard, everyone who watched the game knew that the penalty kick tactics are really confusing. It’s not that it’s impossible to play a penalty kick, it takes at least a little time. As a result, the Thunder made a foul and finally gave up the winning goal. This is a typical example of people not listening to others, and they will be able to teach them once they are taught, but the price they have to pay is too high and they may become the eye of the series. The penalty kick tactic can be abandoned next.

Second, Jokic is an invincible existence. There is no doubt that Jokic is the most invincible existence in this game. The Thunder's defensive strategy is really ineffective in Jokic. Jokic scored 42 points, 22 rebounds and 6 assists alone, which was a very thirst quenching. More importantly, Jokic completely changed the Thunder's defensive rhythm and habits. Let’s see how the Thunder adjusts next. Harten and Chett’s double towers are Jokic’s toys.

Third, the team is still too young. In this game, the Thunder showed another weakness, that is, they are too young. It is mainly reflected in the ruthlessness at critical moments, especially in free throws. There is no way to do this. It is still very laborious for young players to grow up and it takes a lot of time to try and make mistakes. To a certain extent, the Thunder's single-core mode may be restricted and controlled in the playoffs, and this is the case in this game.

Fourth, the rebounding disadvantage is too great. This game, the Thunder are really passive and have too much disadvantage in rebounding. The Thunder only scored 43 rebounds, while the Nuggets had 63 rebounds, including 21 rebounds in the frontcourt. This is where the Thunder will adjust next, after all, rebounding is the team's lifeline. For the Thunder, the way of losing in this game is too bad, let's see how they adjust next, which is also a relatively critical existence.