The helplessness of the walker

The Pacers' biggest helplessness is that when G5 in the finals was defeated by the Thunder, they would not even beat him. Netizens hotly discussed and pointed out incisively: Although Halliburton only scored 4 points in this game, the Pacers can rely on team defense to wake up collectively if they want to win, such as Homegren's frame protection and Caruso's outside sweep to form a three-dimensional defense line; role players explosive output, such as Jewish and Nesmith, etc., in the outside firepower cluster and create open space opportunities; substitutes depth and tactical flexibility, the bench contributes considerable scores and the coach can flexibly adjust tactics; there is also the hidden value of Harry, who can control the rhythm of the game and have key ball abilities; in addition, they can also use opponent's defensive loopholes to create misalignment and save physical fitness.

From many perspectives, the chances of the alliance hurting Harry are extremely low. Injury of NBA players is a common risk under high-intensity confrontation. Harry has had many hamstring strains, knee injuries, etc. This time, he broke through and slipped in G5 in the finals, which is also a common unexpected scene in the game. Moreover, the league has strict rules to define malicious fouls. If players are deliberately injured, it will seriously violate professional sports ethics and regulatory systems. From an interest perspective, the league hopes that the game will be fierce to ensure ratings and commercial value, and will not weaken the competitiveness of a team by hurting players. Therefore, it can basically be judged that Harry's injury was caused by a game accident, not a league intervention.

Now the Pacers took the ball inside and made various body hair fouls, and they all did not make a sound. The Thunder broke through and couldn't help but pull it down, or the thugs were hit by the live broadcast. The fans who read the text were shouting at the referee. They made too many mistakes in passing and were beaten to counterattack. They were also blamed for the referee. They were unable to defend against the referee. They were also blamed for the referee. They gave Sika and Harry several free throws, but Mao didn't even touch them. The free throw was reasonable, so whoever was weak was right. With the strength of the Pacer Harry, he watches the live broadcast by himself, does he have any ability to attack? In the finals, Sika, even Toppin and McConnell, each one is better than Harry, don’t get any injuries. When the bayonet is popular, who is not comparing will and toughness?

chased 2 points, and a few shots here opened the score. A bunch of Pacers' passes were cut off. Isn't it? Besides, the Thunder did not make a decision in the first game, and there were so many substitutions in the inside, winning the championship at most 4:0. The Pacers' body hair fouls and free throws were given more than the Thunder. In fact, it may be that Halliburton, who was trapped by injuries and did not attack, caused too much trouble to the Pacers. Harry needed his skill and magic to bring a turn for the Pacers. Carlisle's starting lineup could not match the strength of the Thunder, and he dug holes every time. I guess the Pacers won the game. In order to make one more money, the referee will probably control it well and achieve the goal of tiebreak.