Yang Yi: This year, the Thunder are like the Heat in 2011. They focus on defense and think that the stars can solve the offense.

Yang Yi: This Thunder, I think it's a bit like the Heat who was the year the Mavericks won the championship. His team was a T0-level team in the regular season. No team is on the same level as the Thunder. But why? He focused most of his energy, the entire team's opportunities and all his energy on defense. He is a team that relies entirely on defense. Although he has stars and scoring champions, even though the Heat had James and Wade that year, after the Heat lost, they admitted that many years later that their center of gravity was equal to defense.

I saw that they talked about Spoo later, including training, and they didn’t practice much offense, and they practiced very little offense. The main thing is to organize defense. My star solves the offensive problem. As long as I defend myself, I push and counterattack. I can hit anyone, and I can hit anyone. After the finals, when he couldn't defend the Mavericks or couldn't get up to fight back, there was something wrong with his offense. In fact, it looks quite similar to this year's Thunder. If he can't defend himself, he can't fight back. The Pacers' offensive level is really exaggerated.