Pacers beat Thunder G6! Alexander admitted that he failed and took his own

Under the eager anticipation and nervous gaze of basketball fans, the NBA Finals Game 6 was in full swing at the Pacers' home court. The stadium was full, and the audience waved the flags, shouts and cheers came one after another, as if they were about to ignite the entire stadium. This game is crucial to both sides, not only related to the direction of the series, but also involves the ownership of the championship trophy.

However, this game seems to have been tilted towards the Pacers from the very beginning. Their defense is so hard that the Thunder can't help. Although Alexander tried hard to lead the team forward, his teammates were in a sluggish state and had low offensive efficiency. The Thunder's turnover gave the Pacers more chances to counterattack. As the

game continues, the Pacers' advantages gradually appear. Their players are full of confidence and scores are coming like a tide. In contrast, the Thunder are in trouble, with lots of offense and poor defense. Alexander anxiously called on his teammates to try to boost the morale of the team, but the effect was limited.

In the end, the game ended, and the Pacers defeated the Thunder with a big score of 108-91. Pacers fans celebrated in an uproar, while Thunder players were dejected, full of loss and reluctance.

Alexander went all out and was tireless for 31 minutes. He made 7 of 15 shots, 21 points, 4 rebounds and 2 assists, and performed well. However, the plus-minus value -17 shows that he is helpless. Excellent in person, but poor overall performance. After the game, Alexander was interviewed and firmly stated that the team performed poorly. He believes that failure will lead to success and should learn lessons. In the next game, you must move forward bravely.

This game tied the total score 3-3, indicating that the 7th decisive battle will be more intense and cruel. The Pacers are ambitious and the Thunder are under pressure. Who can laugh to the end, wait and see.