Being killed! Thunder 110-111 Pacers, SGA, Dagenot, Jaylenway news came after the game

Alexander scored 5 points in a row at the beginning and led the team to a 7-0 start. The Pacers then adjusted their strategy and rushed to the inside to tie the score, but the Thunder improved their defensive intensity, Alexander scored 4 points, Joe and Caruso hit three-pointers, hitting a 15-5 climax. Although the Pacers have some points, Dortmund hit three consecutive three-pointers, and Alexander made a buzzer-beating three-pointer. At the end of the first quarter, the Thunder led 29-20.

Section: The two sides were in a tug-of-war, and the difference remained at around 7 points. In the final stage, Dortmund scored two consecutive three-pointers, and the Thunder expanded their advantage to more than 10 points. McConaughey and Nesmith fought back with three-pointers, Halliburton made a buzzer-beating three-pointer, and at the end of the half, the Thunder led by 12 points 57-45.

Section 3: Thunder continues to control the situation, and Alexander continues to be efficient in the middle distance. The Pacers rely on Turner's inside strong shots, Siakam's free throws and Nesmith's three-pointer to keep a close eye on the score. At the end of the quarter, Joe made a three-pointer and Alexander responded strongly with three-pointers. At the end of the third quarter, the Thunder led by 9 points 85-76.

Fourth quarter: The Thunder extended the lead to 15 points, but the Pacers launched a tenacious counterattack, Turner, Topin, Nesmith and Nemhard hit three-pointers one after another, hitting a 12-2 attack wave. At the last moment of the game, the scores of both sides rose alternately. When the Thunder led 110-109, Alexander missed a layup through and the Pacers grabbed the rebound. In the last attack, Halliburton used the screen to break through, faced Homgren's defense with a high-difficulty throw shot, and the Pacers overtook 111-110, leaving only 0.3 seconds for the Thunder. As Alexander missed the long three-pointer, the Pacers narrowly won.

In the end, the Pacers narrowly defeated the Thunder with Halliburton's quasi-final win. The victory gave the Pacers a lead in the finals, taking a 1-0 lead in the series. Both sides will continue to compete for the championship in the subsequent games, while the Thunder will need to adjust their strategies in the next game and counterattack with all their might.

As the end of this game, news about Alexander, Dagnott, Jaylenway, Caruso and Dort were also heard after the game.

Alexander was interviewed after the game and said: "It's a 48-minute game, and the Pacers can let you understand this in the most painful way than any other team in the league. "Alexander played 40 minutes in this game, making 14 of 30 shots, 3 of 6 three-pointers, 7 of 8 free throws, scoring 38 points, 5 rebounds, 3 assists and 3 steals.

After the game, Thunder coach Dagenut said in an interview: "Our biggest experience is to understand that every game is a new game. The most important game in the series is always the next game, no matter what the result is. We would love to win tonight, but tonight is a starting point, not an end point. "Degnot said.

After the game, Jaylen Williams said in an interview about losing G1: "It's very uncomfortable, but we have experienced that round of series against the Nuggets. "The Pacers must be taken off their hats, and they hit some difficult shots at critical moments. "We played in the end as if we were keeping the lead, rather than thinking about expanding the lead and losing our aggressiveness. "In this game, Jaylen Williams made 6 of 19 shots, 1 of 4 three-pointers, scored 17 points, 4 rebounds, 6 assists and 1 steal.

Thunder guard Dort said in an interview about the next game: "The mentality is still the same. To be honest, in the next game, we will maintain a zero-to-zero mentality and just want to go on the court and try our best to win the game. It's just a game, a long series. So we will do better in the next game. "Dolt made 5 of 10 shots in this game, 5 of 9 three-pointers and scored 15 points, 4 rebounds, 1 assist, 4 steals and 2 blocks.

Thunder guard Caruso was interviewed and talked about the loss. "I don't know whether the word 'derail' is appropriate to describe this loss, we lost the game. "I think we played well enough and we performed enough to win the game, but we didn't finish the game. "I don't think we played badly. "Caruso made 3 of 8 shots in the game, 1 of 4 three-pointers and scored 11 points, 6 rebounds, 2 assists, 3 steals, and 2 blocks