The G2 game ended today on June 9th, and the latest points are as follows!

On June 9, the NBA Finals ended the G2 competition. The Thunder, who played at home, revenge the Pacers 123-107, tied the big score 1-1. The next G3 and G4 sides moved to Indiana!

Thunders won a game back

The Thunder was defeated in the first game and lost by 1 point. Today's game cannot be lost, and the home court must be defended! At the beginning of the game, Wallace used his speed to break through to the basket and scored. Siakam scored a three-pointer, Dort and Alexander made three-pointers one after another, and the Thunder took a slight lead. Halliburton's three-pointer in the middle game helped the Pacers take the lead, but then their attack went wrong and the score was silent. The Thunder took the opportunity to score a 9-0 wave and regained the lead, leading 26-20 in the first quarter.

Thunders had strong offense and defense

The Thunder continued to maintain firepower in the second quarter, Alexander contributed 9 points on 4 of 6 shots, Wiggins' surprises contributed 8 points on 3 of 4 shots, including two three-pointers, Caruso had stable output on both ends of offense and defense, and scored 5 points in this quarter, and the Thunder once widened the gap by 23 points. The Pacers are a team that cannot be defeated. The Pacers narrowed the score difference 10-0, but the Thunder stabilized their position 7-1, and the Thunder won 12 points in this quarter 33-21.

Caruso's substitute 20 points

The Thunder continued to lead in the third quarter, and the score difference returned to more than 20 points. The Pacers narrowed the score difference to 13 points. Wiggins and Caruso's three-pointers dispelled the Pacers' idea of ​​chasing points. Halliburton regained his touch in the last quarter, and made 5 of 6 shots in a single quarter and contributed 12 points and 2 assists, but the score difference was too far behind. The Pacers were unable to make up for the situation and could only give in advance. In the end, the Thunder defeated the Pacers 123-107, and both sides returned to the same starting line 1-1!

Halliburton 17 points

Thunder offense and defense are still online in this game, and withstood the Pacers' impact. Five players in the team scored in double digits. Alexander is still the team's scoring leader 11 of 21 shots, 12 free throws, scoring 34 points, 5 rebounds, 8 assists and 4 steals. This is his 13th game this year, and his 30+ time in the past 10 games, and his performance is very stable. Williams contributed 19 points, and Homegren regained his touch and made 6 of 11 shots and contributed 15 points and 6 rebounds. In addition to the strong starting lineup, Wiggins and Caruso, who were substitutes, exploded. Wiggins made 6 of 11 shots, made 5 of 8 three-pointers and contributed 18 points and 4 rebounds, Caruso made 6 of 11 shots, and made 4 of 8 three-pointers and contributed 20 points and 3 rebounds.

Sica 15+7

Pacers also blossomed at multiple points today, with 7 players scoring in double digits, but none of them scoring more than 20 points, Halliburton made 7 of 13 shots with only 17 points and 6 assists, Siakam made 3 of 11 shots with only 15 points and 7 rebounds, and Turner scored 16 points. It is already a success for the Pacers to win a away game, and they will return to their home court to find a way to defend their home court.