Carlisle is perfect for Dagnot! Thunder coach makes a quick move and may ruin the champion

Sports Weekly All-Media Reporter Ji Mengnian

After 25 years, the NBA Finals returned to Indiana.

Although not many people were optimistic about the Pacers being able to win this game before the game, the Thunder played a good performance from the beginning of the game. But in the end, the Pacers were still the ones who laughed the last. In the second game of the finals, it seems that the Thunder are on the right track. However, the Pacers made excellent adjustments today, posing new problems for the Thunder. The Pacers' team has a somewhat unfathomable feeling that being able to complete the adjustment in such a short time and being able to make the opponent's original advantage come to his side in such a short time.

On the other hand, it can actually reflect that Thunder coach Dagenut is not really ready for this game at all. In the first game of the

series, the Thunder's defeat has a lot to do with him. As a team with 68 wins in the regular season, the Thunder did not do "focus on me". From the opening lineup change, to the failure to use the double towers afterwards, to the final five small finals at the end, the Pacers finally paid the price.

A similar situation occurred in today's game. Dagnot once again launched a small lineup, and the rotations in the game were a bit incomprehensible. The Pacers were able to climax the scoring in the second quarter, which was also related to Dagenot's magical operation.

Not only that, Dagenot's defense is also poorly targeted. The Thunder's defensive logic this season is based on their ability to fully challenge the opponent's non-space points, so that their inside line can be left at the basket and play to Chet's advantage in the frame protection. For example, in the face of the Timberwolves, Chet frequently targets McDan, whose projections are not so stable. However, the Pacers' starting lineup is indeed impeccable, and the formation of the five outside makes it difficult for Chet to play defensive matches. However, there are also levels that can be optimized.

For example, in the second lineup stage, the Pacers' second lineup has projection flaws. If Degnot could be more determined and let Chet or Harten go against McConnell, after all, the latter has no long-range shooting ability and is often treated as non-space points in the regular season. If the Thunder could also adopt such a strategy, there might not be any Pacers' speed in the second quarter, and the game pattern would become completely different.

Unfortunately, such a counterpoint did not appear. The Pacers' substitute lineup exploded and crushed the Thunder 48-19 in terms of scoring. Mathering took advantage of Chet's chance to be transferred from the basket and scored more than once, and also found Chet's three-pointer through the pick-and-roll. The better Carlisle is, the more abnormal Daigonot is.

From the beginning of this series, the suspense seems not to anyone win, but how many games the Thunder will end the battle. Now it seems that maybe everyone needs to worry about Thunder.