12+9+4 breaks history! McConnell becomes a substitute magic weapon, Thunder s three-point ironclad evidence reveals a fatal point

The Pacers' bench caused a storm, and McNair set a historical performance of the finals' substitute player with 12 points, 9 rebounds and 4 steals, becoming the key to the team's big victory over the Thunder. The Thunder's three-point shooting percentage is less than 20%, and the proof of his performance on the outside completely exposed the team's fatalities. In the game, McNair had a strong presence on both offense and defense, with 6 of 12 shots on the offense and efficient output, and 4 steals on the defensive end and multiple disintegrating the Thunder fast attack. When he took turns to play with Topin, Nemhard and other players, the Pacers made wave after wave of offensive climaxes, winning 15 points in a single quarter in the second quarter, quickly widening the gap.

In contrast, except for Alexander and Jewe, who scored 37 points together, the other players have low offensive efficiency. Especially outside the three-point line, the team only made 1 goal 13 shots in the game, and the starter made 0 of 9 three-pointers, which was completely unable to create room for breakthroughs for the inside. The Pacers seized this loophole and wanted to shrink their defense line, causing the Thunder to break through frequently.

After this game, the Thunder must solve the outside projection problem in the tiebreak, otherwise the Pacers will continue to use targeted defense to strangle their offensive lifeline.