The new king is ready! The Thunder won the first championship! The right time, place and people are all gathered

In the seventh game of the NBA Finals, the Thunders faced the Pacers at home as scheduled. These two teams have tried their best to compete for the championship. So, who will win this fierce battle? Next, let’s review the exciting moments of this game.

In the first quarter of the game, Halliburton of the Pacers was in a hot state, and he shot three consecutive three-pointers as if he was helping the outside. He caught the Thunder off guard. The Thunder launched a counterattack through multiple inside raids, and Caruso also made two three-pointers, leading the team to overtake the score. However, the Pacers soon suffered an unexpected blow, and Halliburton had to leave early due to injury. Then the Thunder's Alexander showed his strong scoring and assisting ability, and Siakam and Matherin also fought tenaciously to follow the score. Entering the second quarter, the two teams fell into a tug-of-war, and the score was always tight. Despite Dortmund's three-pointer, the Pacers responded immediately and made a 9-2 attack wave to achieve a strong overtake. The Thunder stabilized the situation through consecutive free throws and shots. After fierce confrontation, at the end of the half, the Pacers led the Thunder by one point 48-47. After a brief halftime break, the Thunder took the lead and scored a 9-3 climax to regain the lead. Turner tied the score with a three-pointer, while the Thunder quickly opened the gap through consecutive three-point long shots. McConaughey stood up at this time and scored 10 points in a row alone, trying to narrow the gap with his opponent. During this period, the Thunder launched another 7-0 attack wave, suppressing the Pacers' counterattack momentum. At the end of the third quarter, the Thunder led the Pacers 81-68. In the last quarter of the finals, the Pacers' offense fell into silence, not scoring a single point within four minutes, while the Thunder blossomed inside and outside, hitting a 9-0 attack wave, widening the gap to more than 20 points. Although Siakam broke the scoring drought in difficulties and the Pacers still struggled to catch up, the Thunder played steadily and always maintained the lead. In the end, they defeated the Pacers 103-91, successfully won the tiebreak and won the first championship in team history. The rise of the Oklahoma City Thunder and becoming the new king of the NBA is undoubtedly the result of the combined action of time, place, people and three factors. First of all, their team has young talented players that the entire league envies. The new three young masters composed of Alexander, Homegren and Jaylen Williams have made their opponents frightened and become the most threatening offensive trident in the entire league. In the regular season, they ranked first in the league, which is no accident. The Thunder was able to stand out from the fiercely competitive West because of luck, but also solid strength and tenacious will. Lack of sufficient strength to win the final victory.

Secondly, the NBA is now in urgent need of a new face to revitalize the brand. The older generation of stars such as Curry and James are gradually retreating from the field, and the league urgently needs new leaders to carry the future. The young Thunder team led by Alexander just meets this demand. What's more, the Thunder's new third young master can take over the glory of the older generation of players, and at the same time it is full of topicality and influential. If Alexander, a regular season MVP, can finally win the Finals MVP, it will be a natural thing.

Finally, the Pacers star Halliburton's injury was also an important factor in their defeat. Since the last game, Halliburton has been on the court with an injury, which undoubtedly laid a hidden danger for his withdrawal in this game. Although other Pacers fight on the field, they still cannot replace Halliburton's core role. The Pacers who lost the backcourt commander are destined to become tragic heroes. No matter how coach Carlisle uses all his strength, it cannot change the reality that the team cannot open the offensive at critical moments.

Finally, congratulations to the young Thunder for successfully winning the first NBA championship in team history, which is worth remembering and celebrating by all fans.