If you don t accept it, you won t be able to! The Pacers won the Thunder in the last 3 minutes, and Carlisle s substitution will be awesome.

In the last 3 minutes of G1 in the finals, the Pacers trailed the Thunder 99-108 by 9 points, with a winning rate of only 4.2%. Carlisle suddenly took off starting center Turner and replaced Totel with 5 of 8 three-pointers. This operation directly forced Thunder coach Dagenut to remove the double Taholm Glen Harten and switch to the five-small lineup.

The Pacers then hit a 12-2 attack wave in 2 minutes and 30 seconds: Tott beat the pick-and-roll and assist Nesmith to hit a three-pointer, Nemhard beat Alexander to tie the score, Siakam scored a tip-in after a big hat Alexander, and Halliburton scored a final shot in the last 0.3 seconds.

When the Thunder player sat on the ground, Carlisle clenched his fist and left the field. He used a substitution to destroy his opponent's strongest inside advantage, turning the desperate situation into a tactical textbook. The thunder's boiling sound at home almost overturned the ceiling of the stadium.

Alexander just used a backward jump shot to widen the gap to 94-79, which was the Thunder's biggest 15-point lead in this game. The

timer shows that there are 9 minutes and 42 seconds left in the last quarter, and ESPN's real-time winning rate prediction only leaves the Pacers with a 4.2% chance of a comeback.

Carlisle's face turned pale as he called out.

His team was bitten by the Thunder in the first half and made 19 mistakes, setting a record in the finals.

Dolt and Alexander's 11 steals were dismembered like a scalpel, and Halliburton's 6-point data bar at halftime was as dazzling as a warning sign.

But this old coach who led the Mavericks to reverse the Heat in 2011 made a striking "5-OUT" on the whiteboard.

He wrapped Obi Topin's name with a red pen and replaced the starting center Miles Turner with 15 points and 9 rebounds in this game.

This decision made the assistant coach widen his eyes and remove the core of the basket protection? Opposite are two tall towers, Homgren and Harten!

Toping ran into the field while stepping on the buzzer that ended the pause.

This substitute forward who averaged 10 points per game in the regular season was so hot that he made 4 of 5 three-pointers in the first three quarters, and he specialized in pick-and-roll attacks with the weak point of the Thunder's double towers that were slow to move.

When he faced Harten, all five Pacers stood outside the three-point line, and the penalty area was empty enough to stop.

Degnott immediately smelled the crisis.

The Thunder coach made consecutive "contraction" gestures, but it was too late. Toppin pretended to hand over his hand in the left bottom corner, and suddenly turned around and blocked Jaylen Williams who was chasing with his broad shoulders.

Nesmith got a half-second slot, and the score became 102-108 when the three-pointer passed through the net.

Chet Homgren gasped and looked at the bench and found that the substitution light was on.

"Removal of the double towers! "Degnot's choice made Thunder fans exclaim.

2m16 Holmgren and 2m13 Harten got out at the same time, replaced 1m93 defensive engineer Carson Wallace.

This league's first defensive lineup, which has a net victory of 12.7 points in 100 rounds this season, is now forced to use his martial arts skills.

Alexander's hand dribbling at the top of the arc began to stick.

Previously, he scored 38 points against Turner's 19 shots, but now the 2.06-meter-long Siakam is guarding the basket.

When the Congolese striker opened his long arms to block the breakthrough route, Alexander was forced to pass the ball to Caruso in the bottom corner, and the sound of a shot hitting the basket was like a slap in the face.

Nemhard dribbled the ball and rushed through the half without waiting for the placement.

Faced with Alexander who switched defense, the unknown point guard dribbled the ball from his crotch and scored three points.

The basketball drew a rainbow arc and chased to 105-108, and the Pacers' bench towel almost threw it to the ceiling.

The first time the Thunder fans heard their heartbeat and cheered.

Degnot's lips pursed in a straight line as he shouted for a pause.

His five small lineup is being dissected by the opponent in the cruelest way: without the double towers, Siakam sucks all rebounds like a magnet.

When Alexander made a foul and made two free throws, the Pacers only took 3 seconds to send the baseline ball. Halliburton threw a long throw to the fast-paced Tol, who rode a horse and shot an archery to tie the ball. The thunder attack at the decisive battle was trapped in the quagmire.

Alexander rushed to the free throw line with cover, but found Nemhard standing in front of him who was changing defense and Siakam who was eyeing him.

He was forced to shoot backward and jumped. The moment the basketball hit the back edge, Nesmith grabbed the rebound with a light arm. The

timer shows that there are 12 seconds left in the game and the score is frozen at 109-110.

Carlisle pressed his hands down and said "Don't pause ".

Halliburton dribbled slowly through the half, and Carson Wallace stuck to him like a bulldog.

The Thunder 20,000 people counted down in unison: "5! 4! 3! "At this moment, Toppin suddenly stepped up to serve as a wall to block Wallace.

When Halliburton moved and jumped, Jaylen Williams, who switched defense, had a fingertip of 20 cm away from the basketball.

The sound of the basketball spinning and falling into the net was swallowed by cheers. The score of

111-110 is on the scoreboard, and the Thunder player stands like a sculpture.

The technical station confirmed that the goal was valid: 0.3 seconds left was not enough for the human to complete the catch. Turner in the locker room was wrapping his head with a towel.

The replaced center watched the TV replay: When Halliburton took action, Toppin stuck Homgren who wanted to make up for defense, while Harten, who should have been at the basket, was sitting on the bench.

The Thunder Twin Towers, which ruled the forbidden field fifteen minutes ago, were now nailed to the bench, and the other became the final background board.

Technical statisticians circled two sets of fatal data: Pacers made only one mistake in the last 9 minutes and 42 seconds, and 0 three-pointers of 5 shots during the Thunder's five small lineup.

The chain reaction created by Carlisle using Topin as bait made the Thunder proud defensive efficiency become a paper tiger. The spotlight on the

The ceiling of the stadium was on Carlisle's gray sideburns.

He held the tactical board and walked towards the player's passage, behind him was the Pacers player celebrating with his chest hitting his chest.

Thunder staff lowered their heads and quickly put away the data sheet of the score station, which was printed with the plus or negative value of 14 in the last quarter, which was the highest in the team.