After G2, US media updated the probability of winning the championship: Timberwolves fell to fourth, Pacers soared, first 82%

On May 25, the G2 in the NBA East and West Finals had been played. It can be said that many fans can accept the results of the Western Conference, but the result in the Eastern Conference was surprising. The Knicks actually lag behind the Pacers 0-2. It has to be said that in the NBA, paper strength is part of it, and adjustment is the key. After both G2 groups were played, the league also updated the probability of winning the championship. Let's take a look at the latest probability of winning the championship.

The fourth Timberwolves

The Timberwolves are considered to have a chance of winning the championship by only 3.5%. Since the start of this round of showdown, the Timberwolves have not been optimistic about being able to succeed. As a result, they are now behind 0-2. Of course, they are even more dissatisfied. Everyone should have discovered this group of showdowns. The Timberwolves can still rely on physical fitness and the Thunder in the first half, but after the Timberwolves lack physical fitness in the second half, the Thunder will harvest the game. The Timberwolves rely too much on singles from Huazi and Randall. Other players have helped the team too little on the offensive end, and the rotation thickness is not as thick as the Thunder.

The only players who can handle the ball with Edwards and Randle. After entering the Western Conference Finals, they faced the Thunder with a big center. Randall's true form was revealed. He couldn't tear apart the defense line, so the team's scorers didn't have many opportunities. However, in the fourth quarter of the second and fourth quarter of the series, Fincher was on the small lineup. The effect was still good at that time. This may be their last hope of defeating the Thunder. Although Alexander Walker could not defend his cousin, he could end the offensive end and share the pressure on the dual-core.

The third Knicks

The Knicks are considered to have a chance of winning the championship by only 4.1%. With such a big market in the Knicks, the Knicks have generated nearly 300 million in New York so far, with an average revenue of 91 million US dollars per game. With this income, I estimate that this round of series should not be finished in the next two games, but it is difficult for the Knicks to eliminate the Pacers. The Knicks are the team with the least rotation of the four teams. The core's physical fitness will decline in the fourth quarter. This is a hidden danger to the Thibodeau system. They are lucky that they have not had any injuries so far.

We have seen how many stars have been injured in the playoffs so far, mostly because the playoffs are too intense. As a result, the Knicks' extreme eight-player rotation can survive until now, which is surprising. Now Towns has become an ATM for opponents to play on the roster, and Brunson will also be targeted by the opponent. The team's two major scoring cores have become weak rings targeted by the opponents. It seems that the Knicks are more difficult to break out of the division than the Timberwolves. Even if they break out of the division, their physical fitness and status will probably not be able to beat whether they encounter the Timberwolves or the Thunder in the finals.

The Second Pacers

The Pacers are considered to have a probability of winning the championship of 9.8%. Before the start of the division final, the Pacers' probability of winning the championship was the bottom of the four teams. Now they have led 2-0 with a big score, and they have received more recognition. This team can rotate 11 people in the playoffs. Their physical strength is too obvious. It is said that the playoffs are "the remaining ones are king". This means not only health, but better physical fitness and condition are more likely to win. The Pacers have become a truly strong team with a strong offense and defensive and strict discipline under the construction of Carlisle.

Halliburton was previously considered the most overrated player. As a result, two finals and draws in the playoffs have proved how great he is to play tough battles. Siakam is a seriously underrated star. She is too stable when the team needs him to play singles. She deserves to be the one who helped the Raptors win the championship back then. If he really reaches the finals and meets the Thunder, he will be the only breakthrough. The Pacers' scoring points are relatively scattered, but only Siakam can provide stable singles output, and Harry's singles are not stable.

The first Thunder

The Thunder are the most optimistic to win the championship before the beginning of the division final. As the division finals deepen, the probability of winning the championship has also increased. They are considered to have a high probability of winning the championship as high as 82.6%, leading in a disconnection. Their lineup thickness is comparable to that of the Pacers. Therefore, it is unrealistic for the Pacers to consume the Thunder with full-game marking. The Thunder team's playing style may change the league's existing playing style. They are five outside the league, but they have double towers and three smalls, which not only guarantee the frame protection and the speed of the fast attack. The only flaw of the

lineup is the lack of top-level forwards, so they were very uncomfortable being beaten by Aaron Gordon in the series against the Nuggets. This is still a Gordon-level forward. What if they meet the letters? The Bucks defeated them in the regular season and won the NBA Cup championship. Fortunately, the remaining teams do not have a forward line of this level, and the singles ability of the pair Alexander and Jewish can be called the strongest among the duo groups of these teams. They have Chet to share the pressure. There are too many players that the Thunder can play and defend. Considering these, it is reasonable that they are most favored.

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