Harry s magic failed, and the final draw was 1-1! The first in SGA history, the probability of winning the championship is more than 85%

Halliburton magic failed, and the score in the finals was tied 1-1 by the Thunder! SGA scored 34 points, 5 rebounds, 8 assists, and 4 steals to score many first-class records in one go. Russia held four major advantages and pointed at its first championship in history, with a chance of winning the championship exceeding 85%.

123-107 The Thunder won a game back, and after G1 led by 47 minutes and 59 seconds in the final moments, the G2 Thunder did not let the opportunity slip away, established a double-digit lead early, and finally won a big victory to tie the score 1-1.

Although he lost one of his home court and would take a big score of 1-1 to challenge the Pacers away, the Thunder are still the more favored side in the finals.

The probability of the Thunder winning the championship has exceeded 85%. According to the big data calculation of the US media "theanalyst", the probability of the Thunder winning the championship is as high as 85.8%, while the Pacers are only 14.2%.

The fundamental reason why Thunder is so optimistic is that it has four major advantages.

Advantage 1: The quality of the stars is the stage for the stars. The Thunder has the new MVP Alexander. His performance and output have far surpassed Halliburton in the finals. Halliburton in G1 also completed his self-salvation with a finals, and Halliburton was completely lost in G2.

Halliburton only scored 17 points in the whole game, most of which were in the last quarter and made 5 mistakes, and scored a total of 31 points in the two games.

Alexander scored another 34 points in this game. Including G1's 38 points, Alexander scored 72 points in two games, surpassing Iverson's 71 points to create the highest score in the first two games of the NBA's history career finals.

At the same time, this game was also Alexander's 30+ scored nine consecutive home games at home, tying Chamberlain's first record.

If assists are included, this game is Alexander's 11th time in the playoffs this season to get 30+5 data, tied with James and Jordan to tie for first place in history. In addition, after the end of this game, Alexander scored more than 3,000 points this season, becoming the 12th player in NBA history to do this.

Judging from the first two games of the series, in this round of the series, Alexander is obviously a star with higher rank and influence than Halliburton.

Advantage 2: Adjustment ability

When G1 was killed in the last second and was reversal with 15 points, the G2 Thunder team's mentality was not affected, but instead completed targeted adjustments.

The players found their state on the offensive end, and the coaching staff also gave up their persistence in small lineups, further amplifying the team's advantages.

This is not accidental. After losing the previous game so far, the Thunder's record in the latter game was 5 wins and 0 losses, and averaged 19.6 points per game. Even if it was enlarged to the whole season, the Thunder's first record after losing reached 17 wins and 2 losses.

Advantage 3: Inside advantage

Compared with the Pacers, the Thunder have an absolute advantage in the interior. Turner is completely unable to deal with Harten, and Chet can also bring huge energy to the small lineup.

If the G1 Thunder coach was not superstitious about the five small players in the decisive victory, it would be difficult for the Pacers to have a chance to turn the tables, and the Thunder re-established the inside advantage in this game.

not only grabbed 8 more rebounds, but also led 42-34 in the interior. Faced with the Pacers' counterattack in the second half, the Thunder also destroyed their hopes by grabbing the frontcourt rebounds again and again.

Advantage 4: Substitute depth

Long rotation has always been one of the Pacers' basketball killer moves, but the Thunder have a more exaggerated lineup depth than the Pacers.

The Thunder scored 48 points in the bench in the whole game, while the Pacers only scored 34 points, of which Caruso became the surprise and scored 20 points. This is his second 20+ in the playoffs this season, and he has never scored 20+ in the entire regular season.

Another surprise player is Aaron Wiggins, who scored 18 points in 5 of 8 three-pointers. The magical performance of the two is just a microcosm of the Thunder's exaggerated lineup depth.