G4 Pacers 104-111 Thunder, Player rating: 2 players are good, 2 people pass, 5 people collapse

NBA Finals G4, Pacers lost to the Thunder 104-111. In this game, the Pacers were actually reversed by the Thunder while leading the first three quarters. This process is indeed surprising.

The two players in the whole game were good performances. Toppin scored 7 of 12 shots and 2 of 5 shots to score 17 points and 7 rebounds, which is perfect enough. Especially in the third quarter, he can help the team widen the gap with three consecutive points. Unfortunately, there was no performance in the final quarter, otherwise he would definitely contribute enough to the team. Siakam scored 20 points, 8 rebounds, 5 assists, and 5 shots. He didn't have much chance in the final quarter. This was because the coaching staff did not give him the ball rights, which was also confusing. He is the team's offensive point and he is in good shape in this game. Why don't he let him play?

Nemhard and McNair both passed the exam. Nemhard's defense is very strong and the restrictions on Alexander are perfect for most of the time. And on the offensive end, Nemhard scored 10 points in 4 of 9, but he made too many mistakes. McNair scored 8+1+2 in 3 of 7, and there was no collapse, which was OK.

Halliburton, Turner, Nesmith, Mathering and Shepard are all manifestations of the collapse. Turner, especially, made 0 of 6 three-pointers, scored 12 points, 2 rebounds and 2 assists. He was in no state in this game and couldn't watch it today. Nesmith is about the same, with only 2 of 9 shots, and is also maintaining a trend of crazy blacksmith. Especially when defending Alexander at the last moment, he was completely suppressed.

Macelin was also inexplicably surprised. When he failed to score two free throw fouls in the last moment, he even sent a foul for no reason. He completely dominated the team and lost points. If he is more normal, he may still have a chance because he gives his opponent too many scoring opportunities. Shepard lost consecutive points after he came on the court, and he still performed very few times in this game. Halliburton still returned to his previous appearance, with a sluggish first three quarters and a performance in the last quarter. Unfortunately, he made random moves, made 1 of 7 three-pointers in the whole game, and made 5 mistakes. This performance was too eye-catching.