From a 42-point defeat to a 17-point defeat! The finals lost their suspense, and the league should face reality.

The NBA Finals G6 started, and the Pacers' home game against the Thunder was unexpected, and the unexpected ending. The final score was frozen at 108-91, and the Pacers opened up a 30-point difference in three quarters and finally won. The two teams tied 3-3, returned to the same starting line, and went to the Thunder to compete for the championship of this season three days later. I just watched the whole game and it felt boring! Previously, US media statistics show that this year's playoffs have been the lowest ratings in the NBA Finals in the past 20 years. Perhaps this game can give an answer, why the NBA is getting worse and worse, and why the Thunder, which is the league-supported Thunder, has not received good reputation. To put it bluntly, even if the Thunder finally wins the championship, it will not win respect.

starts with the data of the two teams. Alexander played 31 minutes in the game, made 7 of 15 shots, scored 21 points and 8 mistakes, and lost 17 points on the court. From the first quarter, Alexander made various mistakes, forcibly making a layup in the face of a pincer attack, or either concede the ball directly. The key is that the team's second-in-commander, Javi, also played like this. He played for 27 minutes in the game, scored 16 points in 6 of 13 shots, and lost 40 points on the field! The Thunder either fought alone or scored sporadic tip-offs from Harten and Homgren in the whole first half, with no tactics at all! Alexander’s biggest weakness is not about fouls or free throws, but about his lack of ability to drive the whole team! His passing is often blocked by his opponent and forced to find someone after he is forced to find someone, which is very inefficient!

Thunder easily eliminated the Timberwolves 4-1 in the Western Conference Finals and won the Western Conference Championship. However, the G3 game is easily overlooked. In that game, the Thunder defeated his opponent with 42 points, which is exactly the same as in this game: Alexander and Jewe took turns to play singles, making various mistakes, and the team was disorganized in a set. If the referee's dictation standard is not partial to the Thunder, then this is the ending. Previously, US media calculated that one more game in the NBA Finals is expected to help the league earn an additional $100 million from a business perspective. Obviously, the two sides fought to the tiebreak battle and maximized their interests, but the way to balance left and right must help weak teams narrow the gap between strong teams. So in this round of series, who is the strong team and who is the weak team? Halliburton scored a final shot in G1, and G3 led the substitute to complete a counterattack, taking the lead 2-1. Although the Pacers couldn't seize the opportunity in the second half of the fourth quarter, including pushing the four free throws and losing three, how many harsh measures did the Thunder get? Dortmund elbowed Halliburton directly and even Alexander made a few singles in the last moments, either pushing people or walking against the rules. Both teams have obvious shortcomings. The Pacers are the core of the team lacking offensive means, and Halliburton cannot take over so many ending rights; as for the Thunder, it is a team that was forcibly elected by the league, because it represents a model of a small ball counterattack, because there is Alexander, the new first player in the league this season, because it represents the future of the NBA. But Alexander's away performance was really bad, and this is what it means to encourage growth!

The life-and-death battle between G7 is also the last NBA game this season, and there are two major thoughts. First of all, what if the Pacers win the championship? This is undoubtedly the best ending, because Thunder itself is the A Dou who cannot be helped. Looking back at the entire playoff series, Alexander has had various calls for care and controversy since he played against the Nuggets. The Western Conference Finals are maximizing, Timberwolves players cannot touch them, and having superstar whistles is a good thing, but that is based on winning recognition by relying on their own abilities, rather than being touted in the process of winning recognition. In contrast, Pacers are more popular and they don’t ask for much. They just yell the Thunder as they yell, even if they lose, they will admit it! But even if the Thunder wins the championship, they cannot win respect.

Secondly, it is the Thunder's "no suspense" winning the championship. The Thunder are completely different postures at home and away. The key is reflected in Alexander. Take the Finals as an example. The Thunder lost two away games in three away games, and Alexander lost 24 points and 21 points respectively in two games. The Thunder can indeed play some good goals by relying on offensive and defensive transformation and extremely strong lineup depth, but they have never been a team as a whole, and their playing style depends on singles. Alexander can maintain an average of 30 points in the playoffs, and nearly one-third of it is a free throw! The Thunder won the championship, which is the best way for Alexander to succeed. He won the MVP + Finals MVP in the same season. Only Jabbar, Jordan and O'Neal have done it in history. Is Alexander qualified? The

alliance is really time to face reality! As the old group of legendary stars in Zhanduku grow old, newcomers need results and honors to get ahead, but there is an essential gap between "winning" and "taking the initiative". Why are the ratings and bad reputations of this season's finals? Because everyone knows that Thunder will be praised! But the first six games of the finals proved that the Pacers and the others were underestimated. As a team with only two and a half points, Alexander's 30-point value is not high, and it is based on taking over a large amount of ball rights! There is only one expectation in the finals: the league is fairer, stop protecting the baby anymore. If it is fairer, there is no suspense in the finals, and the champion is the Pacers.