Pacers beat the Thunder, listen to what media experts say, the winning scale is biased towards Pacers

Pacers won 116 to 107 at home. After the Thunder, media experts' opinions on the series trends

Today, the third game of the Pacers and the Thunder was finished. The final score was 116 to 107, and the Pacers held the home court. Now the big score is leading 2-1, it is said that the probability of winning the championship is 80% in history. Media experts think this game has a great impact on the series, and the balance of victory has begun to be biased towards the Pacers.

Some experts mentioned that the Pacers' substitute players performed poorly in the first two games, and this is why the Thunder can widen the score difference. But today the situation is completely reversed. The Pacers substitute scored 49 points, while the Thunder substitute only scored 18 points. There is also the Thunder usually makes few mistakes, but today it actually makes 17 mistakes. The Pacers scored 21 points by using the opponent's mistakes. The gap in data is too big.

commentator said that the Pacers' defensive intensity today is significantly higher than away games, with steals and blocks combined 14 more than the Thunder. Especially in the fourth quarter, the Thunder would not play at all, and Alexander was under key control and did not touch the ball throughout the quarter. Chett did not perform well on the Thunder, and Turner defended him for many rounds.

Some people say that the Thunder's problem lies in the coaching arrangements, and Harten should not be replaced in the fourth quarter. Harten was able to cause trouble for the Pacers in the inside, but was not on the court at the critical moment. Someone also noticed that Halliburton seemed to be back in shape, which is a good thing for the Pacers.

Experts also discussed the Pacers' core player performance, with McConnell and Mathering playing very well. Not only did McConnell have many assists, but his defense is also in place, and Mathering's score has been stable. The Thunder suddenly couldn't play in the fourth quarter. No one could stand up at critical moments, and even made mistakes in basic passes and receiving.

Some analysis points out that Pacers are now more experienced in handling key rounds, and Thunder is prone to making mistakes impatiently. The media believes that if the Thunder continues to be like this in the next game, the Pacers' chances of winning will become greater and greater. But is Thunder really out of a chance? The score is only 2-1 now, and the next two games depends on whether the Thunder can adjust it. The media concluded that Pacers proved today that they can defend against thunder, which is very important. The Thunder used to score on speed and counterattack, but today it was limited. Although Alexander scored high scores, his efficiency was not as good as the previous two games, and many mistakes caused the team to run poorly as a whole.

Some experts mentioned the Pacers coach Carlisle's ability to adjust, saying that he can always find his opponent's weaknesses. This time, the Thunder's mistake was particularly successful. Thunder coach Porty may have problems with personnel and tactical choices, especially in the lineup arrangement in the last quarter.

Overall, this competition makes the series situation good for the Pacers. But the subsequent game has not been played yet. If the Thunder can recover their form at home, they may be able to turn the tables. Now it depends on how both sides adjust next. Whoever can reduce mistakes will take the initiative.