Pacers set a record of 6 to win the Little Tianwang Mountain: The probability of winning the championship has reached 80.1%, Carlisle is the number one hero

On June 12, in the NBA Finals G3, the Pacers defeated the Thunder 116-107, and overtook the score 2-1. The Pacers made a comeback again and won. They were once behind by 9 points in the first quarter and 5 points in the third quarter. They finished the reversal in the final quarter. They started with a 23-11 wave and were quite outstanding. They finally won the victory with the efforts of the whole team. Turner's blocks in the playoffs also surpassed O's and rose to the first place in the team's history. The Pacers lost 9 wins and 0 losses after losing in the playoffs.

Promotion Situation Analysis

The team that led 2-1 in the playoffs in NBA history is 480 wins and 119 losses, which is 80.1% promotion probability.

The team leading 2-1 in the Finals in NBA history is 50 wins and 13 losses, which means there is a 79.4% chance of winning the championship.

Pacers have some records set in this game

1. Pacers forced the Thunder to make 17 mistakes, surpassing the Pacers for the first time in the finals;

2. Pacers have already lost 9 wins and 0 losses after losing this year's playoffs;

3. When Halliburton scored at least 20 points + 10 assists, the Pacers won 20 wins and 1 losses;

4. Pacers' substitute 49 points was the third highest in the finals after 1997;

5. McCon Finals The first person in history with 5 assists + 5 steals;

6. Matherin substituted 27 points and the third person in the NBA history finals;

Game review

Pacers made various mistakes in the first quarter, and 7 mistakes in a single quarter were given consecutive points. The 8 points behind were all due to personal mistakes. In addition, Sika scored 7 points in the first quarter and Halliburton scored 5 points in the first quarter. The Pacers did not play either core performance, and the benched, such as Matherin, Topin, Shepard and others came up with better results.

McChiang's three steals detonated the home court in the second quarter. Matherin scored 7 points in a row to stop the Thunder in 2 minutes. After McCon made a foul, he had already overtaken and reversed the 9-point backward situation. After SGA and Isaiah Joe appeared, the Thunder's offense recovered and quickly tied the score difference. At the end of the second quarter, McCon once again completed the steal and quasi-buzzer-beating mid-range shot. The Pacers substituted the Thunder with 30 points in the first half. Matherin became the surprise 14 points in a single quarter.

The change of sides and the change of sides, Turner's feel was still not found. He made 2 of 10 shots in three quarters + 1 of 4 shots; Nesmith's personal offensive role was fewer in order to limit SGA's performance. Mathering on the bench scored 16 points in three quarters, Halliburton scored 19 points, 8 assists and 5 rebounds in three quarters, Sika scored 17 points, 6 rebounds and 4 assists in three quarters, and the Pacers' outside shooting percentage dropped seriously in the third quarter, and it felt like the physical fitness of the Pacers' team was on the red light.

Halliburton rested first in the last quarter, Sica took the game with her. McCon intercepted Caruso directly made a layup and tied again. Halliburton made a 3-pointer from the outside and stopped the Thunder. Turner fully awakened one offense and one defense. Nembhard made a mid-range shot and pulled up to 5 points. After pulling the dunk, Jewish was big on the big shot, Nesmith made a three-pointer and opened up to 8 points. Turner hit Homgren twice, Sica hit the basket and then 8 points. Then the Thunder entered the foul tactical game to end.

Full game, Sika scored 21 points, 6 rebounds, 4 assists, 2 steals and 1 block, Halliburton scored 22 points, 11 assists, 9 rebounds, 2 steals and 1 block, Mathering scored 27 points, 4 rebounds and 1 assist in 22 minutes (9 of 12 shots + 2 of 3 shots), and McCon scored 10 points, 5 assists and 5 steals. In fact, Carlisle's employing and strategy are the first hero.

Text/Yan Xiaobai