There is no better script than this! The most wonderful words in the NBA world: Finals tiebreaker

We often say that the most wonderful word in the NBA world is tiebreak, and if there is another word "tiebreak" that is even more wonderful, it must be "finals tiebreak"! This will inevitably be the last game of the season, which will determine the final championship. If there is a key goal in the tiebreak, it will inevitably be remembered by the fans.

Nine years ago today, Irving made a three-pointer that decided the title of the entire season. I can still remember the many details of the last three minutes of that game. After that, the finals never reached the tiebreak again, until this year and today, the Pacers won the Thunder at home and dragged the finals into the tiebreak again.

After the second quarter of today's game, you will know that the results of today's game will not change. Faced with a 22-point disadvantage in the second half, the Thunder replaced Harteng and Caruso to fight for his life, but it was not enough for nearly four minutes, and the suspense of the game ended.

The second quarter game is the worst quarter game for the Thunder. The team has 17 points, Alexander has 8 points, and Jewish has 9 points. Others can't get a single point. The team's assists in a single quarter are also 0. Just look at this data, you will know how constipated the Thunder's offense is in this quarter.

In fact, throughout the first half, the Thunder's offense was barely continued by the singles of Alexander and Jewe. The Thunder scored 42 points in the first half, Alexander and Jewe scored 31 points, the team made 1 of 11 three-pointers, with only 3 assists, and 12 mistakes were caused by the Pacers.

Compared to his 12 mistakes, Thunder itself cannot cause Pacers to make mistakes more fatal. Alexander's opening form today was wrong, and he lost two consecutive goals and made mistakes. Although the Thunder played 10-2 at the beginning, the subsequent game completely entered the Pacers' rhythm.

Due to the advantages of the double towers, the Thunder hardly made three-pointers at the beginning. When the first three-pointer was about to arrive, Jewei made a hasty move, causing a long rebound. Siakam quickly caught the game and converted, and scored 2+1. The Pacers' counterattack in the whole game started with this goal.

Nembhard scored 8 points in a row, and Totel came up and scored two three-pointers in a row. Halliburton also began to make three-pointers with the team's rhythm, smoothly. When McConnell came up, the Pacer's momentum completely exploded.

McConnell made two consecutive mid-range shots and completed a steal on the defensive end. He grabbed an offensive rebound in front of Hartten, and fell to the ground and competed for the floor ball at the same time with Hartten to grab the ball. In just a few minutes, McConnell did almost everything on the court.

When he left the court, he had 8 points, 5 rebounds, 3 assists and 2 steals, and all the data were the best in the team! When he and Halliburton were on the court at the same time, he became the playmaker instead, and Halliburton was scoring.

The Pacers broke out and once again played a basketball that was a soldier. The team's scoring champion in this game was actually Toppin with 20 points; Nembhard made 5 of 7 shots and was extremely efficient; although Turner only made 1 of 9 shots, he completely suppressed Chet on the defensive end; Haliburton found the feel with a leg injury; Siakam's counterattack was the Pacers' stabilizing needle.

Pacers scored 6 double-pointers, and the 6 players sent at least 2 steals. The team made 16 steals, and the counterattack was so aggressive that they scored 19 points using their mistakes. The Pacers completely suppressed the Thunder, which was the most exciting game since the start of the finals.

And the Thunder played today, making people wonder how they reached the finals and won the championship point first. Javi, who scored 40 points in the last game, only 16 points today, which is the second highest score for the Thunder team, but when he was on the court, the Thunder lost 40 points, and the -40 points plus or negative value created the worst in the history of the finals.

Alexander played worse, with 21 points and 8 turnovers, and the turnover count was his highest throughout the season. He is not the kind of point guard who will have a lot of shots, but today he is completely lost under the high pressure defense given to him by the Pacers, and the Thunder's defense is lost.

Thunders had only 91 points in the whole game, which was a new playoff low and a new low for the entire season. While the role players are collectively silent, the core players are also lost. It is hard to imagine that this is a team that has won 83 games so far in the season.

In this round of finals, both sides played from 1-1 to 2-2, then to 3-3, and then a decisive victory. The gap in hard strength between the two sides has gradually been smoothed out in the finals, and now it is the same starting line in the true sense.

The finals tiebreak on Monday, the final battle of the season, see who has a firm heart and who has a stronger life!