2: 1 record-breaking! The league s number one fell swoop, Harry s magic reappeared, and a surprise soldier scored 27 points alone

On June 12, G3 of the NBA Finals continued to have a fierce dialogue. The Pacers returned to home with a total score of 1:1 to meet the challenge of the Thunder. In the first game, the Pacers brought back a valuable away victory with Halliburton's finals. And what's interesting is that they've lost all three G3s this season, and today they're eager to break this embarrassing record against the league's No. 1 Pacers.

Today, both sides continued to use the previous start. The Thunder team was not Alexander but Homgren, who was the first to stand out. He scored 13 points in the first quarter and led the team to lead 32:24 in the first quarter. The Pacers responded not to Halliburton but to the bench, with Matherine and McConnell as the leader to launch a 30:11 counterattack, while the Thunder could not match the offensive firepower. The Pacers counterattacked 40:28 in a single quarter, bringing the suspense back. In the third quarter, Alexander and Jaylen Williams combined to show their strength. The two scored 20 in the third quarter, but it was difficult to fight against the Pacers' bench firepower. In this game, the Pacers' bench Matherine made 9 of 12, 2 of 3 three-pointers, scored 27 points and 4 rebounds, becoming a surprise soldier with no solution on the court. He was not replaced in the middle of the fourth quarter, giving the team's main players plenty of rest time. In the fourth quarter, the two sides tied with each other until 98:98, but Halliburton, who was in the team, suddenly made a cold arrow and overtook the score after three points. Since then, Nemhard and Toppin have scored consecutively. The Pacers have already taken 8 points to lead by 2 minutes into the game, and the Thunder are powerless to make the day come. In the end, the Pacers won the game steadily with 116:107, breaking the embarrassing record of G3 losing all this season's playoffs, and rewriting the total score to 2:1, pushing all the pressure to the Thunder.

In this game, Harry Magic returned to score a quasi-triple double-double of 22+9+11, but the Pacers' most confident part is their bench. In the finals, they competed for the status of the star and the depth of the lineup. Now the Pacers have achieved two, and the Thunder are only supported by the stars. If they continue to play like this, the Pacers are likely to win the championship in a surprise.

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