Leaving the court with annoyance! Alexander responded that he was defeated by Harry. Teammate: Losing this way is very hurtful

On June 6, the NBA Finals G1 Thunder was beaten by the Pacers at home. The total score was 0-1 and the goal was black. He was once led by 15 points in the final quarter and was still a big reversal. Alexander missed the key goal, Halliburton won the final goal in 0.3 seconds. After the game, the new MVP Alexander left the court in great loss and returned to the locker room. In the finals G1, Alexander played 40 minutes in the game, making 14 of 30 shots, 3 of 6 three-pointers, 7 of 8 free throws, 38 points, 5 rebounds, 3 assists and 3 steals. In the finals' debut, 38 points ranked third in history, second only to Iverson (48 points) and George McCann (42 points); Alexander surpassed Durant in 12 single games this year to become the first person in the Thunder.

Alexander took the banner of Thunder attack, but at the critical moment, Alexander made a layup and was blocked by Siakam. He missed the iron in the middle shot, and was eventually defeated by Halliburton. After the game, Alexander turned his head and left the court immediately, with his face full of helplessness and annoyance.

After the game, talking about being defeated by Halliburton, Alexander said: This is a 48-minute game, and the Pacers can let you understand this truth in the most painful way than any other team in the league.

Speaking of the loss in G1 in the finals, Alexander said: We lost the first game. We also lost G1 before, but since that loss, we have become a better team in the series. This is our goal now; the series is not about winning one game, but about winning four games. So we need to win four more games, and they only need to win three more games. We have to understand that we have to win four games before they win three games to win, it's that simple.

Speaking of the loss, Dort said: Losing in this way is very hurtful. But we can do better in many ways, and it will be a long series.

Caruso said: I think our performance is enough to win the game, but we eventually lost. We didn't finish the game well.