An ugly finals! The Thunder tied 2-2, the referee stole the show seriously, Alexander scored 35 points

On June 14, the NBA Finals G4 kicked off, and the Pacers continued to play against the Thunder at home. In the first three games, the Pacers led the Thunder 2-1 with a score of 2-1. According to NBA historical statistics, the team that took the lead in the finals had a chance of winning the championship more than 80%. The depth of the lineup shown by the Pacers, the stable contribution ability of the role players, and the big heart model that Halliburton stood up at a critical moment have made them get closer and closer to the championship. As a team favored by the league, the Thunder has been forced to the edge of the cliff. The league began to act and let Foster call out the key game. Data shows that Foster, as the referee, called the Pacers, with 0 wins and 4 losses in the playoffs; and 3 wins and 0 losses in the Thunder! Everyone knows Sima Zhao’s heart!

The Thunder played until the finals and exposed many serious problems, such as Alexander's excessive reliance on whistleblows. If you don't go into details, the referee and the league have become smarter. Since Alexander has become the target of public criticism, he will not give Alexander free throws, but give him teammates. But the most important thing is that Alexander lacks the ability to support and organize, and he can only serve as an end point and cannot integrate his teammates into it. The most embarrassing thing is that in order to match the Pacers' confrontation and the advantages of the inside frame protection, the Thunder puts on the double towers, which means giving up the fast attack. This is the biggest weapon on the Thunder's offensive end, which is equivalent to self-destruction. However, this game attracted public outrage from the entire league. In the words of Yahoo famous reporter Goodville, the referee and the league are too outrageous.

A brief review of the game, the two teams were unable to widen the score difference throughout the first half. The Thunder did not shoot at all and relied on singles and free throws. It was very interesting here: when the two teams had almost the same fouls, the Pacers basically got fouls without the ball, and the Thunder got free throw opportunities! In the first half, Jewish scored 16 points + Alexander scored 12 points + Caruso scored 11 points. The Thunder did not organize a decent counterattack, nor could they limit the Pacers' momentum to bloom more points. Only the referee was serious about helping the Thunder. The real turning point of the game occurred at the end of the third quarter. When the Thunder caught up to only 2 points, Toppin made two bloodthirsty three-pointers to widen the gap. The referee began to exert force again. In the absence of the ball, he fouled Sika against Caruso. This was really too dark!

In the fourth quarter, the Thunder once tied the score with Homegren and Jewish. Halliburton made a layup and made a foul. Nesmith grabbed a series of frontcourt rebounds, Alexander got a free throw opportunity, and Halliburton repeatedly named Alexander! In the last 3 minutes, Alexander made a key three-pointer, then took a step-by-step jump shot and overtook the score! In the last minute of the game, Alexander fouled Nesmith for 24 seconds. Then the referee fouled the Pacers before serving. Matherine missed a consecutive free throw, and the game lost suspense! In the end, the Pacers lost to the Thunder 104-111 at home, with a big score of 2-2! Alexander scored 35 points and 3 rebounds, Caruso scored 20 points and 5 steals, Jewe scored 27 points and 7 rebounds; Halliburton scored 18 points and 7 assists, Sika scored 20 points and 8 rebounds and 5 assists and 5 steals, and tied 17 points and 7 rebounds.

Review the various controversies in this scene! At the end of the first quarter of the game, when Matherine made a free throw, Dott saw Halliburton behind him, and swung his elbow directly, causing a noticeable striking force. Halliburton was not prepared and fell to the ground hard! The referee was right next to him and did not make any penalty! According to statistics from the US media, this is the third time Dortmund has elbowed Halliburton in this round of series. The referees don’t give any punishment, and there is even no ordinary foul! Then Caruso cut the ball and stole Halliburton. There was a very obvious move of pushing people behind him + thugs. The referee still didn't blow. Carlisle was very angry, and Halliburton didn't understand it either! In the second quarter, when the Thunder fell into silence, Alexander and Homgren took turns to commit fouls, and booed everywhere!

In the middle of the second quarter, when Nesmith grabbed the frontcourt rebound, he was directly pushed out by the Thunder player. The referee did not yell at the push and put him back, and Nesmith was yell at the ball out of bounds! After Caruso made a steal again, he pulled the lever and took off his hands. The slow motion showed that this was a mistake. It was obvious that he slid out of his hand, but the referee gave the ball to the frontcourt! Until Totel made a layup, he was shot directly by Dortmund. The second assistant referee on one side could not bear it anymore and finally gave Dortmund a malicious foul! Also, in the third quarter of the game, Javi made a layup. With Nesmith standing in advance, Javi knocked Nesmith over, but the referee gave a defensive foul! Even Bay Area reporter Dumas was angry: Everyone knew this was a one-sided whistle, but they didn't expect it to be so bad!

Incomplete statistics, the Thunder single profited from the call + caused the Pacers to lose at least 20 points. The Pacers didn't give it several times of 3+1 rounds! Halliburton's official 5 mistakes were made, and the opponent had at least 3 direct fouls, but the referee ignored them directly. We really have to pay the highest respect to the Pacers. In the fourth quarter, Nesmith and Turner have ignored the referee's misjudgment. They really just want to win the championship with their strength. As for Thunder, there is only one sentence: A Dou who can't be helped, the alliance directly turns Thunder into a public enemy of the whole people!