Degnot: Take off the hat to the Pacers. This game is what they strive for.

June 6th, in the NBA Finals G1, the Thunder was defeated by Halliburton, losing to the Thunder 110-111, and trailing 0-1. After the game, Thunder coach Dagnot was interviewed.

Question: "I think the Pacers scored 12 points in the last two and a half minutes. Do you think the rhythm of the game puts you at a disadvantage? How do you evaluate your defense's performance in the last two and a half minutes?"

Degnott: "There are some reasons for all. They played some great offensive rounds. In some of these offenses, they scored some goals. They scored a few goals, and you definitely hope to defend. We also had extra fouls, which was a lot of money. Then in Offense, we didn't score as much as we could have done. So putting all these factors together leads to a reversal like them. "

" But you still have to pay tribute to them. They played great. They were like this all the playoffs. This is part of their team's characteristics. They are very confident. They never feel like they will lose, so they can play with confidence even if they fight back. They proved that tonight. "

" To me, this The game is the victory they have worked hard to win. And this game can be analyzed and improved in many different aspects. This is the challenge we are facing now, because we are about to usher in the second game."

Question: "I think you spent a lot of time this week reviewing some of the Pacers' reversal performances. Do you feel like there is anything in common tonight (in the game)? Where do you think the situation is out of control? "

Degnott: "The thing in common is them (Pacers). That It's a very good team. I have to praise them not only for my performance tonight, but also for their performance during this period. They have many games that seem impossible to win, but in the end they did it. They play with a great spirit, keep launching attacks, playing good balls, and hit key balls. They deserve to win by one point. "

"We have to learn from it. Obviously, there are many aspects that we can improve. I still have to praise them, they won that game."