Thunder Gemini scored 69 points together! Jewish 40 points career night, Alexander scored 29 points cold-blooded

The stadium in Indianapolis was brightly lit, and the Thunder and the Pacers clashed as soon as the game started. Harten and Nembhard took the lead in scoring for the Pacers, but the Thunder's Homegren immediately responded strongly at the basket. When Siakam's three-point line was coldly shot through the heart, Alexander and Jewe immediately joined forces to launch a 4-point counterattack. Turner's jump shot briefly stabilized the Pacers' position, but the Thunder's offense suddenly shone like a quenching blade - Homgren and Nesmith scored three-pointers one after another, Jewe scored 4 points alone, and Alexander even scored 5 points in a row, supplemented by Caruso's accurate projection, a devastating 11-0 offensive instantly widened the gap to double digits. The Pacers only supported Turner, while the three-point rain at the end of the day at Wiggins and Wallace ruthlessly frozen the first quarter score at 32-22, and the Thunder's sharpness was beyond hiding. The

section continues the rhythm of thunder. Wiggins made another three-pointer. Although Pacers core Siakam tried hard to score 4 points in a row and free throw, it was difficult to stop the Thunder's external turrets from the continuous roar. McConnell made a three-pointer and tried to stop the bleeding, and Alexander immediately responded with a steady free throw. When Nesmith's three-pointer ignited a glimmer of light for the Pacers again, the Thunder Gemini completely took over the battle - Jewish first stabilized his position with a free throw, then took a knife from outside the three-point line; Alexander used his signature mid-range jump shot to expand his advantage. The Thunder's lead quickly expanded to 18 points like a snowball. Nembhard's roar with a 2+1 force, finally submerged in Wallace's cold three-pointer through the net. The whistle in the first half was ruthlessly showing the collapse of the Pacers' defense line.

The change of sides and the battle was fought again, and the Pacers set off the most fierce wave of counterattack. Siakam made a free throw and Nesmith made a three-pointer, and the difference was close at one point. After Dort and Turner scored three-pointers, Javier scored 2+1, followed by another three-pointer. However, the Pacers are extremely resilient, and they hit a three-pointer, McConnell broke into the heart of the Thunder like a sharp knife, and scored 6 points alone, forcing the score difference to 6 points within reach! The stadium was boiling, and the pressure rushed towards the thunder like a tide. At the critical moment, Homgren took a tough score at the basket to stabilize the morale of the army, while Alexander showed his superstar appearance, and went to the free throw line to score points, resisting McConnell's crazy counterattack. After the third quarter, the Thunder's lead was eroded by 87-79, but the foundation was still there. In the final quarter, Siakam hit a three-pointer and sounded the Pacers' final charge horn. However, the Thunder quickly retaliated with Alexander's jump shot and Wiggins' three-pointer, and reestablished a 10-point barrier. Siakam scored 4 points in a row, leading an 8-2 offensive, and the Pacers once again approached the score difference to a suffocating 2 points! At this moment, Jiewei stood up, and a three-pointer through the cloud arrow broke into the air, and Wallace immediately added icing on the cake. The Pacers rely on Turner and Halliburton to catch up, but Dort's deadly three-pointer and Javier and Alexander's unsolved continuous impact completely crushed the hope of reversal. When Javier scored the 40th point in the game with an elegant jump shot, Alexander easily made a layup and added 2 points, and a 15-point chasm was in front of him. Nesmith's patch was left with tragic spirit, and the Pacers retreated their main force in disgrace. The final whistle sounded, and the Thunder retreated from Indiana with an undisputed team victory.

The Thunder Gemini scored 69 points in this game, and the 40-point edge of Javier's career night was complemented by Alexander's cold-blooded moment. Even if the Pacers have Siakam struggling to survive and McConnell broke through the siege on the bench, they will never be able to defeat the Thunder Youth Army's tide of offensives and tough barriers. A fierce battle not only carved the mark of the rise of the Thunder Rising Star, but also heralds the undercurrent of the eastern pattern - the young force is pounding the war drum that is rushing to the throne in an unstoppable posture.