Thunder G6 defeat caused doubts, experts question the authenticity of the game

The Thunder suffered a crushing defeat in the G6 game, and the performance of this game has aroused many questions. The score was 91-108, which surprised all fans. It was supposed to be a fierce competition for the championship, but the Thunders experienced an extremely abnormal state, causing the Pacers to almost lead the way. The Thunder performed poorly in all three-point shooting, with only one hit, and the free throw percentage was only slightly higher than the opponent, and the turnover even gave the opponent 16 points - these data clearly showed the team's sluggish state at that time.

Some people began to doubt whether there was a fake game, which was mainly reflected in the following aspects:

✔ Offensive choices are obviously not in line with the routine: repeatedly giving up open open shots

✔ There are many loopholes in the defense: Failed to effectively deal with McConnell's offensive strategy

✔ The players' fighting spirit is obviously insufficient: the team's enthusiasm for rebounding has dropped significantly

The famous NBA commentator Perkins said bluntly on Twitter: "This is not like the Thunder team I am familiar with. " Despite this, the league has not yet launched relevant investigation procedures.

The three major reasons for the Thunder's failure in G6:

1. Collective outside sluggish: the three-point shooting percentage is only 15.8%

2. The turnover seriously affects the game: 8 unforced mistakes were made in the first half

3. The team's core performance was abnormal: Chet only scored 6 points in the whole game, and the plus-minus value of Jewish was -29, which was the lowest in the team.

At the same time, the Pacers proved through their own strength that their victory deserved. They used effective defensive strategies, fast break conversions and substitute players to defeat the Thunder and win.

The future tiebreak battle is exciting, including psychological competition, tactical adjustments, and historical background. The probability of the two teams competing for the championship also shows a balanced trend. The Thunder's 51.3% chance of winning the championship is in sharp contrast with the Pacers' 48.7% chance of winning the championship. The ultimate victory will depend on performance and teamwork at critical moments. This crushing defeat sounded a wake-up call for other championship teams, and neither business interests nor psychological qualities could surpass the competitive spirit. At the same time, modern basketball no longer has the concept of "absolute home advantage", and the team needs to go all out to face the challenges.