The Son of the Version Who Gets Through the Rule Bonus? Score 15 points at a critical moment. How should you evaluate SGA

Two strife in the finals G4: Foster and Alexander.

I believe that after watching this battle, you will basically understand why Foster became a generation of royal whistle and MVP Alexander's use of rules and punishments has become the dual figure of Paul + Harden.

The judgment standards are different from one's own opinion, and I believe that everyone has a ruler in their hearts. The Pacers did have a chance, and they still led by 1 point in the last 3 minutes.

Nemhad was blocked, Turner made a mistake in passing, Harry missed a three-pointer, Nemhad missed a 20-foot singles mid-range shot, Turner missed a three-pointer, and Mathering made 1 of 4 free throws - Siakam was replaced in 4 minutes and 19 seconds in the fourth quarter, and then 0 shots.

Alexander scored 15 points in the last 4 minutes and 38 seconds. Siakam made 0 moves in the same time period. The Pacers were scored 31-17 net loss and 14 points in the final quarter. In fact, they lost the key ball performance at the decisive moment (the score difference of ≤5 points in the last 5 minutes).

Alexander scored 35 points and 0 assists, Siakam and Halliburton scored 38 points together, and one person was comparable to the output of two people. This is the intuitive hard solution to the output gap between the top stars of the two teams.

Under the current version of the rules, Alexander's ability to break through, shoot mid-range shots, and commit fouls determines his influence on the game. Although it is not beautiful, it is really practical.

Thunder's starting lineup change (lagging behind 12-20 at the beginning) is actually not good. The key is to allow Alexander to have the physical strength to take over in the end.

Thunder G3 was blown up by the Pacers' substitute firepower, and Alexander's conventional rotation strategy for the first and third quarters was forced to return to the court earlier under the Pacers' substitute firepower pressure - Alexander played for 42 minutes in the last game, and he had already covered his knees with his hands in the last 3 minutes. How to make Alexander physically play the decisive goal is a problem that the Thunder must solve.

Hatten returned to the starting lineup, Alexander played 5 minutes to rest in the first quarter, and the Thunder actually changed the rotation logic of the past three games: from Harten to Alexander to Alexander’s second and fourth quarters.

Harten was more fond of teammates than Alexander on the bench. In the last game, Toppin, Mathering and McConaughey won twice the goal in the connection stage; in this game, Alexander's substitute not only reduced the dimensionality blow, but also increased the time of the substitute lineup. The Thunder broke the Pacers in this game, and the Pacers' substitute were both negative and negative.

, that is, the Thunder can accept starting one, inside and four, without Alexander's lineup, but they must do everything to ensure that the connection section is not blasted by the Pacers. The

game was indeed the case. Harten returned to the starting lineup and was targeted by the Pacers' pick-and-roll in the five-outside pick-and-roll. The Pacers made 4 three-pointers in 5 minutes; not only targeted Harten on the offensive end, but also left Harten double-teamed Alexander on the defensive end, which also forced Alexander to make only 1 of 3 shots in the first 5 minutes, and the Pacers stopped the Thunder 20-12 early.

Pacers won all four starters in this game (up to +17), and all substitutes lost (up to -15). After the Thunder changed the formation, Alexander changed to lead the substitute to play a counterattack effect on the Pacers' rotation of firepower.

Thunder scored 3 three-pointers in the game, with the team only 10 assists; the Pacers made 11 three-pointers and also sent 21 assists, but what really decided the game was a singles.

The Thunder scored 37 sports goals in the game, with only 10 assists, and 27 goals were all singles. Jaylen Williams, Alexander and Caruso delivered far-out attack performances one-on-one. The Thunder were actually grabbing the Pacers' weak outside defense in the game.

Dotter attacked Halliburton at the beginning, Jaylen Williams chased Shepard for a row, Alexander frequently called to draw singles, and the Thunder did dominate the Pacers' individual defense one-on-one.

singles to hit the penalty area is the main means for the Thunder to punish the Pacers, which also led to the Thunder's score of 50-36 in the inside and the Pacers' 14 points. In addition, the Thunder's rebounding 43-33 and the Thunder's offensive rebounding 12-7. That is, the Pacers performed better on the outside, and the Thunder dominated the penalty area and rebounds in this game.

Thunder did as much as possible to play to his strengths and avoid his weaknesses. In terms of tactical changes, he was indeed not as good as the Pacers. He simplified the complexity. After Alexander swung Jaylen Williams, he almost had no time to find Homgren, Dort, Caruso and others to take the blame. It was simple and crude, and one-on-one amplified his impact advantage, and found a way out. The

series became two wins in three games. The key to the Thunder was Alexander's physical fitness, while the key to the Pacers was to limit Alexander and hand over the ball to Siakam during the final victory.

The Thunder scored four players in double digits in this game. Alexander's 35-point performance in a single game is worthy of the team's ace. The performance of Homegren and Jaylen Williams have been ups and downs so far in the series. Alexander has his own output stability and has scored 30+ games so far in the finals. Whether he has the physical fitness to take over determines the Thunder's fate at the decisive moment.

Alexander's physical fitness is closely related to the Thunder's substitute performance. If the substitute has poor firepower, he must sacrifice his rest time to return to the court early. The Thunder learned from the G3 failure and adopted the rotation method of Alexander playing the beginning and end of each quarter and resting between the quarters. In particular, Alexander's belt not only ensured the firepower of his own bench at the beginning of the second and fourth quarters, but also suppressed the firepower of the Pacers. The adjustment of the Dagnot G4 is timely and effective.

Nemhard had a great effect in single defense of Alexander, and the Thunder created a match between Alexander VS Nesmith through pick-and-roll to complete the harvest. The Pacers must clarify the defensive principles, or should firmly double-team Alexander and let the Thunder's role players handle the ball at critical moments. After all, Alexander's threat is much greater than that of the other Thunder.

The Thunder's handling of this game was undoubtedly better at critical moments, which not only ensured that Alexander started his offensive end, but also allowed Siakam to take the last 4 minutes and 19 seconds. On the front battlefield where the Ace hard solves offense and defense, the Thunder's performance at the critical moment when he won the G4 did surpass the Pacers.