What happened in the last 5 minutes? The Thunder made 8-iron shots with 10 shots, Alexander was invisible! He could lose even 8 free throws

On June 12, the Thunder lost to the Pacers in the finals 1:2. What happened in the last 5 minutes of the game that caused them to be beaten by their opponents?

Review and restore the scene at that time, and you will find that the Thunder lost this time is not unfair. In these 5 minutes, they did not have the ability to control the game and solve problems. In the last 5 minutes, the score was actually 100:101, and the Thunder was only 1 point behind, but then the score difference between the two sides reached 9 points. The Pacers completed a steadily victory in the last period. How did they do it?

From the first ball, after Turner scored, Chett's strong kill was defended, Nemhard made another mid-range shot, and soon Dort missed a three-pointer, and then tied and continued to make the score, the gap had reached 7 points. At this time, Jaylenway missed the attack on the Thunder. During this period, Alexander did not take action at once. First of all, there is a problem.

Alexander finally scored a goal later, but Nesmith made a three-pointer, and the score difference came from 7 points to 8 points. Caruso made both free throws, Chet made a three-pointer, but still failed to make a layup. With Alexander's mid-range shot in 1 minute and 17 seconds, after Siakam scored, the Thunder basically had no hope, and fell behind by 8 points in the last minute, and there was no chance.

And you can see Jaylen Williams committing a foul, but he still made 1 of 2 free throws, so there is no chance. The subsequent game is basically garbage time. The problem came out at this time. The last ball, the key ball of the Thunder, was Chet's three-pointer, and the screen was Jaylenway and Chet. The second and third brothers were breaking out. So where did the boss go? Looking back on the last game, what about the boss of the Thunder?

Alexander called the league MVP, you are the most valuable player of this year, but you were invisible at a critical moment. You took three shots in the fourth quarter, only scored 3 points after 1 of 3 shots, and there was another mistake. If you don’t have free throws, you won’t be able to play. Isn’t this too clown? In addition, Alexander did not play, which led to the others of the Thunder who forced themselves to take responsibility and could not bear it. In the last 5 minutes, the Thunder made 2 of 10 shots, scored a mid-range shot and a three-pointer, and scored 5 of 8 free throws.

can get 8 fines in 5 minutes. To be honest, the referee is still too partial to the Thunder, but this kind of hit rate cannot be won. You can't win 2 in the last 5 minutes with 10 shots. The most important thing is that you lost 3 in 8 free throws. If you don't say that you haven't scored any free throws, then they deserved their failure?

The performance at the last moment, the Thunder really should not blame the blame. Even if it is its own, it is reasonable to lose. It is obvious that everyone now prefers to see the Pacers, an inspirational, united team that does not complain about the referee winning the championship, rather than seeing a team like the Thunder that has been promoted to the end.