Reversal of 18 points, 2-1 to the championship! The Pacers three major winning laws are born, the Thunder must be careful

The NBA Finals were exciting, with the Pacers winning G1 with Halliburton's finals, and the Thunder equalized the series with a 16-point victory in G2. The Pacers returned to the home court with their home advantage, with opportunities and challenges coexisting. After all, the opponent is the league overlord armed to the teeth, and the scoring king &MVP is also supported. Pacers fans watched the finals at home for the first time after 25 years, cheering for the home team with the craziest shouts. The Pacers' three armies used their lives to pull off their offense and defense against the strong enemy. The Pacers fell behind 9 points at the beginning to win 9 points, and reversed 18 points in a complete reversal, once again demonstrating their unparalleled ability to play against the wind and key game, rewriting the series' score to 2-1.

Let's first briefly review the competition. After the first two games, neither side had any secrets. The defense was targeted and the details determined the game trend. In the game, Alexander was put on a key defense, and Homgren and Jaylenway stepped forward to take the attack, and the Thunder once led by 9 points. Starting from the rotation period, the Pacers made heavy punches to smooth the score difference. Then, the two teams led alternately with nine scores and tied 15 times. The suspense of the game was delayed until the decisive moment. The Thunder made continuous mistakes on the offensive end, failed to retreat and defend in time, and failed to make free throws. The Pacers seized the opportunity to expand the score difference and locked in the victory. The Pacers once again overturned the Thunder with great force. It was so inspiring and three major winning laws were born.

Law 1, Halliburton controls the fate of the Pacers, and 20 points + 10 assists become the standard for winning goals. In the first two games of the finals, Halliburton made 13 shots in both games, G1 scored 14 points, G2 scored only 17 points, and did not have double assists, and lacked attack power. Especially in the first three quarters, Halliburton scored 10 points and 5 points respectively in the two matches. He slowly entered the state and let the Pacers dig a double-digit pit early. G3, Halliburton started attack mode early, scoring 21 points in the first three quarters, showing the leader's responsibility. In the fourth quarter where the victory and loss were decided, Halliburton scored 3 points, 4 rebounds and 3 assists, and became more and more relaxed in controlling the game. After the game, Halliburton scored 22 points, 9 rebounds and 11 assists, with a quasi-triple double-double. According to statistics, this season, when Halliburton scored at least 20 points + 10 assists in a single game, the Pacers' record was 20 wins and 1 loss, with a winning rate of 95.2%.

Law 2, substitute scores are a barometer of victory or defeat. G1, the Pacers scored 39-28 points more than the Pacers, and the Pacers won 11 points more than the Pacers; G2, before garbage time, the Thunder scored 39-21 points more than the Pacers, and the Thunder won! G3, Feng Shui takes turns, the Pacers substitute group exploded in front of the home court, and the substitutes scored 49-18 and completely defeated the Thunder! Among them, Matherin scored 27 points + 4 rebounds, setting a career high in his personal playoffs. The last substitute who scored 27 points in the finals was a special case in 2011. McConaughey scored 10+5 rebounds and 5 steals. He is the first player in NBA history to play at least 10 points + 5 assists + 5 steals, unprecedented!

Law III, 110 points are the weather vane for Pacers to win. From the starting five tigers to the bench bandits, the Pacers dragged down the Thunder with their endless offensive, showing the terrifying offensive firepower of the multi-player rotation team, highlighting the wide range of one soldier and generals. After three finals, the Pacers won points in the final quarter - G1, the Pacers 35-25th Thunder in the final quarter; G2, the Pacers 33-30th Thunder in the final quarter; G3, the Pacers 32-18th Thunder in the final quarter. In other words, the Thunder's defensive continuity is certainly terrible, but the Pacers play too many people and score too many people. When the Thunder are exhausted on the defensive end, there are still people in the Pacers who can stand up and score. Who can stand this? According to statistics, so far in the playoffs, when the Pacers scored more than 110 points, the record is 14 wins and 0 losses; when the Pacers scored less than 110 points, the record is 0 wins and 5 losses!

Pacers led the Thunder 2-1 and officially sounded the horn to win the championship. According to statistics, the team that leads 2-1 in the finals has an 81% chance of winning the championship. There is no doubt that G3 is a life-and-death battle that the Thunder will arrive early. If the series cannot be dragged into Tianwang Mountain, it will be troublesome to fall behind 1-3. Considering the above three major winning laws of the Pacers, the Thunder really need to be careful. They must start with defense and cannot lose the chain on the bench - how to limit Halliburton to get 20+10? How to avoid losing the bench score? How to limit Pacers to score 110 points? Time is tight and the task is heavy, and the Thunder General must solve these three problems! Fans, what do you think about this? Let me leave me a comment and discuss it.