Suddenly changing the formation! Thunder retro double tower catalyzed Yali 34 points, Harry scored only 5 points in the third quarter and both sides 1: 1

At 8 a.m. on June 9, at the second game of the NBA Finals, the Thunder returned to Oklahoma City and slashed the Pacers with 123:107. Alexander scored 34 points, 5 rebounds, 8 assists, and 4 interruptions. The opponent's super giant Halliburton was not bad at 17 points, 3 rebounds, 6 assists, 2 interruptions and 2 blockions. The big score returned to 1:1. Now there is a good show. Before the game, domestic NBA famous actors predicted that the Thunder G2 might change their tactics and start the double tower tactics. Or an expert, sure enough, the Thunder set up a 2.13-meter-long Homgren with a 2.18-meter-long Hattenstein, two tall men stood at the basket, and directly smashed the Pacers' inside line into a tofu.

The Thunder's starter five tigers: Alexander (point guard), Wallace (scoring guard), Dort (small forward), Williams (power forward), Homegren (center)

Pacers' starting lineup: Halliburton (point guard), Nembhard (score guard), Nesmith (small forward), Siakam (power forward), Turner (center)

On the Thunder, Alexander scored 34 points in the whole game, and he also played the "passing relay game" with his teammates, with assists soaring to 8 times. The most amazing thing is that the coach suddenly changed his moves and took the big center in the second half, allowing Alexander and Homgren to play a misalignment of heights. Homgren pulled out to the outside and made a three-pointer. Alexander directly entered the inside and was hard-core. The Pacers' defensive formation was dismantled and was directly defeated in the third quarter.

In contrast, the Walker, Halliburton completely stepped on the pit. He usually relies on passing the ball through a flowery game, but today he is so entangled by the Thunder's defense that he wants to feed Turner? Homgren stretched out his long arm and directly intercepted it, wanting to break through and pass the ball? Dort sticks like a gummy, and he is forced to make 5 mistakes in the whole game. What's even more terrible is that the Pacers collectively silenced outside the three-point line, and the promised three-point rain turned into a watering pot, watching the score widen to double digits. The biggest highlight of this game is that the Thunder uses retro double towers to fight against the modern basketball trend. If you hit me quickly, I will set up a fence. If you play with fun, I will play with my body. This trick actually worked. Now the score is tied. Should the Pacers continue to rely on Halliburton show operations, or learn from the Thunder to engage in an inside strangle? The suspense is full. #

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