Go back to home court and take you back, where is the Thunder losing? The Warriors are Greener, and the lineup is in short order

The series between the Thunder and the Nuggets is destined not to end in a short period of time, just like the Nuggets' first round against the Clippers. We saw it all in the sixth game. The Nuggets were still very tenacious and tied the big score 3-3 after winning. For the Thunder, it is a pity and a pity that it did not end this game. If you go back to home court, then take you back. Where is the Thunder losing? The Warriors became Greener, and the lineup shortcomings were revealed.

In fact, from the Thunder perspective, G6 will try again. After all, the Nuggets' home court is very solid. If you have the chance, you will get it. If you don't have the chance, you will get it back to the home court. Of course, I don’t deny that the Nuggets have adjusted this game, and there are also surprises. It can be said that they have gathered the right time, place, and people, and winning is expected. When the Thunder G6 loses, they can only wait until they return to home court. Then everyone will rush up and go home if they don’t win.

So how did the G6 Thunder lose? First, Jaylen Williams Warrior Greene. In the current lineup, except for Alexander, Jaylen Williams is the team's second scorer, but in this game, the guy showed the Warriors Green's data pattern, scoring 6 points, 7 rebounds and 10 assists. When this point is only 6 points, the Thunder's game is more difficult because no one can share the pressure for Alexander.

Second, three-pointer has no endurance. The Thunder seem to be less dependent on three-pointers than the Celtics, but three-pointers are also their main mode. In this game, the Thunder's three-pointer had no end to the end, and he didn't make any three-pointers in the second half, wasting a lot of opportunities for large open positions. In the whole game, the Thunder made only 11 of 40 three-pointers, and their shooting percentage just exceeded 25%. As far as this hit rate is concerned, it is almost impossible to win.

Third, rebounding has a big disadvantage. In fact, when playing against a large team like the Nuggets, you must protect your rebounds. As a result, the Thunder are at a disadvantage in rebounds in this game. The team only has 40 rebounds in the game, while the Nuggets have 52 rebounds. Therefore, the Thunder must do this in the next game. Without rebounding guarantees, there will be little room for trial and error and fault tolerance in the game. This is undoubtedly something that everyone sees.

Fourth, Alexander was cut off. More importantly, Alexander was cut off from contact. It seemed that Alexander scored 32 points, but did not lead his teammates, which was futile. To a certain extent, this is the Thunder's lineup shortcomings, and the team does not have a stable second scoring point. In general, in the next game, the Thunder will still need to operate in a refined manner, if they want to accept the game at home.