Big collapse! Big dark horse is almost reversed, Halliburton is silent

On June 17, the fifth game of the NBA Finals officially started, and the Thunder returned to home to face the Pacers. At the beginning of the game, both sides had a good offensive feel, but the Thunder suddenly showed off their power and made an 11-0 climax, directly controlling the rhythm of the game. The Pacers were hit by the pressure and fell 10 points behind in the first quarter. In the second quarter, the Pacers caught up a little closer, but the Thunder immediately returned with their colors, and the inner and outer lines bloomed, widening the gap to almost 20 points. At the end of the half, the Thunder led the Pacers 59 to 45.

The Thunder continued to start with the double towers in this game. Haten scored a dunk from the upstairs, Nemhard also made a breakthrough and made progress, and then Siakam scored 5 points in a row. Both sides felt quite hot at the beginning, and Homegren made a three-pointer, and Nesmith immediately responded. The score is chasing each other. Jaylen Williams scored a fast break dunk, and the Pacers were a little out of touch. Carlisle was dissatisfied with the referee's penalty and was called a technical foul. Caruso scored a quick counterattack, and the Thunder made an 11-0 climax, pulling the score to 22-12. Turner scored a goal at the basket to stop the decline, but the Thunder still controlled the pace of the game and maintained the lead. Wiggins and Wallace made three-pointers, and Mathering also returned one goal, but Wallace made another three-pointer. At the end of the first quarter, the Thunder led 32-22.

At the beginning of the second quarter, Wiggins felt hot and made two consecutive three-pointers, while Siakam was not willing to be outdone and scored easily at the basket. Wiggins then hit a three-pointer again, but Nesmith was unwilling to fall behind and also returned a three-pointer. The Pacers are in good shape during this period and have been keeping on the score tightly.

But then the Thunder made a strong effort, and Alexander scored a beautiful jump shot, directly pulling the score to 47-32. Nemhard made a breakthrough layup, Jewe also hit a three-pointer from the outside, and Homegren continued to score at the basket, and the gap suddenly widened to 18 points.

Nemhard also scored a 2 1 when he broke through, and the Pacers finally narrowed some of the score gap. But Wallace immediately stabilized the situation with a three-pointer, and Matherin continued to score a tip-in. At the end of the half, the Pacers trailed the Thunder by 14 points 45-59.

The Pacers were a little confused in the first half, and the offense was completely out of shape. Siakam alone scored 10 points to support the scene. Halliburton was also injured, and he shot 5 goals but didn't score a single point. The positive and negative values ​​were the lowest in the team -16. It can be seen that his condition is really bad.

Looking at the Thunder again, the three-pointer finally found the front star, and 17 shots in the first half and 8 were scored. Wiggins and Wallace on the bench each scored 3 three-pointers. Jaylen Williams performed particularly well, shooting 6 of 12 shots, scoring 16 points, 3 rebounds and 3 assists; Alexander was also not vague, contributing 13 points and 5 assists.