Wang Meng: This year s finals are probably the best way for small figures in the small market to make a comeback!

June 1: In the Eastern Conference Final of the NBA Playoffs, the Pacers defeated the Knicks 125-108, and entered the Finals 4-2 and will face the Thunder.

commentator Wang Meng commented on this game:

In this way, Alexander and Halliburton will meet on the stage of the NBA Finals. This year's finals are probably the best counterattack for small people in small markets, and it is also the most resonant challenge to inherent thinking.

26-year-old Alexander became the league MVP this year, but he entered the NBA with the 11th pick until the past two years, and has never been considered a chance to become a league appearance. Not to mention Halliburton, who entered the league with the 12th pick. Not only are he voted as the most overrated player by his peers, but few fans will also classify him as a superstar. Even the MVP of the Eastern Conference Finals was awarded to Siakam, who averaged higher scores per game.

Because, in the inherent thinking, the superstar seems to have what he should have. This is why none of them could enter the top ten in the draft. Even in an NBA, where any draft decision may bring a change in fate to a team, even if almost every NBA team puts in huge manpower and financial resources to try to evaluate their talents, they are still making mistakes all the time. Because a person has never been just about appearance, not just about existing methods and techniques, but also about the most important department, you cannot read the full picture through the skin and bones. It is impossible to see a person's mentality, intelligence, willingness to progress and ability to learn. In addition, they all live in small markets, so even though they have scored 30 points for three consecutive years, the average number of free throws per game this year is even two fewer than the previous year. Until now, many fans are discussing Alexander's ability to make fouls. Of course, organizational ability is more difficult to interpret and less intuitive than scoring, so Halliburton's game charm is even harder to capture. After scoring 30 points, he was close to the super giant. Then he only scored 8 points and fell into the mortal world again. More people look at scores, not the organization, or the passing, even if the passing is the most intuitive data that makes a team sport finally become a team, and Halliburton is precisely the most important reason why Pacers can become Pacers. Without such a leader, Pacers cannot form a culture where everyone is willing to pass the ball to a better opportunity. Just like, without Curry's unique gameplay, it is impossible to form the Warriors' unique offensive system.

Now, two leaders who are not favored since the beginning and do not have a top-level body have met in the finals with their respective teams. No matter who wins the O'Brien Cup, their ultimate victory will remind the world of a peaceful personality, a wise mind and a belief in the importance of a team in success.

Of course, more importantly, inherent thinking once again fails in the face of progressive minds. I believe there are only a few ways, so people in this unknown world need to scratch their heads and think about a very important question, how to create their own winnings.