Thunder narrowly wins! Jewe scores a new high of 40 points, Dort saviors in the last quarter

In the life-and-death battle in the NBA Finals G5, the Oklahoma City Thunder experienced a heart-pounding victory. In the end, he narrowly defeated the Indiana Pacers 120-109, and the value of this victory was much more than what the score showed. In the first two quarters of the game, the Thunder used a fierce offensive to widen the score difference to double digits, but a familiar scene was staged again - the third quarter suddenly "powered off" and was chased by the Pacers. Until the last five minutes of the final quarter, when the opponent narrowed the gap to 2 points, the Thunder finally found the championship: Jaylen Williams and Dolter hit key balls one after another, and the defensive end was like a clockwork, and they pulled back the victory that was about to slip away.

23-year-old Jaylen Williams played the most explosive game in his career! He scored 40 points in the game, including 14 points in the last quarter, and used breakthroughs to tear the opponent's defense line again and again. "He was like he was injected with chicken blood!" the commentator exclaimed. Alexander turned into the stadium commander. Behind his 31-point and 10-assisted data was his calm at the critical moment - especially his four consecutive assists in the last 3 minutes, which completely wiped out the Pacers' counterattack arrogance.

Dolt incarnated as "Firefighting Captain" in this game, scoring 8 points in the last quarter, and two difficult three-pointers directly killed the game. What is even more surprising is that Wiggins, the former All-Star substitute scored 14 points, especially in the first half, which showed efficiency. Rookie Wallace also amazed the whole game. Not only did he contribute 4 steals, but his three-pointer from 3 of 4 in the half made the commentator exclaim: "This kid was selected by basketball, right?"

Harmant Ellis used 8 rebounds to stabilize the inside, and his defensive position was like a textbook; but Chet Holmgren's performance was "Ice and Fire" - the sluggish feel of only 4 of 15 shots, but he completed his self-salvation with defense and rebounds. Caruso staged a "defensive maniac" drama. Four steals drove the morale of the team, but his performance of 1 of 6 shots on the offensive end made him scratch his head after the game: "I will tear the basket next time I trained! "

In sharp contrast to the above players is Darius Williams. He made no achievements in 10 minutes of appearance, and the data of 0 points and 0 rebounds made the head coach frown when he was suspended: "What we need is energy, not decoration. "

In the locker room after the game, Alexander pointed at Jewe and laughed: "You are the MVP tonight! " But everyone knows that what is really valuable about this victory is the resilience of "rebirth in desperate situations". As head coach Marley said: "When the team needs to grit their teeth the most, everyone is shining and radiating - this is the real appearance of the champion team. "

This victory allowed the Thunder to rewrite the total score to 3-2. While holding the championship point, it also announced to the entire league that the champion's heart of this young army has long been tempered and formed in blood and sweat.