Thunder lost G3 and scored 4! The coach lost his strategy, the double-core key ball is invisible, Harteng gave away the ball for free

After the game, the Thunder lost to the Nuggets after 1 overtime (1) 104-113 (2). The Thunder played pretty well in other times in this game, but unfortunately, after coming to overtime, the offense and defense were silent, and the Thunder eventually lost to the opponent. And these four major defeats became the culprit.

The choice of the head coach is inexplicably. You should know that Jaylen is the one who will dominate the situation most of the last quarter and will continue to help the team stabilize the game with his personal ability. Unfortunately, he was unable to keep the ball in the last few minutes, which completely hindered the team's dominance in the last moments. If Jaylen is a core player, he will not be so passive in the last moment. Because no other players can finish the finish, only Jaylen can score a key goal. The two core players,

Alexander and Chett, performed miserably. Especially Alexander, he lost consecutive shots at critical moments. Of course, at the press conference, Alexander was also expressing his own blame, believing that he did not perform well enough in the final quarter. If Alexander could have grasped some three-pointers during that period, the situation in this game would have been completely different. In the end, Alexander made 1 of 8 shots in the last quarter and 0 shots in overtime, which was a complete sign of stealth.

of course also invisible. After the second half, he was almost unable to score, and even he was scored by Gordon on the defensive end with a key three-pointer. It is worth mentioning that last time Gordon won the finale, it was Chet’s defense, and this time it was the same. But in terms of the whole game, Chet had no advantage in facing Gordon, and could not fight offense or defense, and his contribution was minimal, especially at critical moments.

Haten's performance at critical moments was also a mess. Because during that period, Harteng made continuous throws, but as his physical fitness declined, the final result was that he continued to make iron shots and gave the Nuggets the right to do nothing. 5 of 14 shots in the whole game, such a hit rate is obviously not enough. It is worth mentioning that Alexander even fed him in overtime, but he was unable to complete the task and wasted opportunities continuously.