Thunder Three Young Masters Change Three Sentences, Three Players Execute 27 Free throws, Pacers really can t win

In the fourth game of the NBA Finals, the Oklahoma City Thunder defeated the Pacers with a score of 111-104. Although the two sides tied 2-2, the suspense of the victory or defeat of both sides remained at the end. In the last quarter, the Thunder completed the reversal with a score of 31-17.

In this game, the Indiana Pacers encountered some unfair calls, which made many fans and media very angry.

Alexander scored 40 points in this game, made 12 of 24 shots, 10 of 10 free throws, scored 35 points, 3 rebounds, 3 steals, and 1 block. Who would have thought that Alexander's assist was actually blocked, and as a result, he performed even more terrifyingly on his personal offensive end.

Moreover, Alexander's free throw today was so surprising. He only received 2 free throws in the first 44 minutes, and in the last four minutes of the final quarter, he actually received 8 free throws. And in the last 4 minutes, I got 8 free throws. It once helped the team overtake the score and took away the game. The Pacers barely defended Alexander for 36 minutes, allowing him to make 10 of 22 shots, scoring 22 points. But, for the remaining 12 minutes, he scored 15 points, which was the worst thing.

Homegren played for 37 minutes. Although he was injured in this game and hit his right leg while covering, he persevered with Alexander's encouragement. He made 4 of 9 shots in the whole game and 6 of 6 free throws, and one person contributed 14 points and 15 rebounds. He and Alexander made consecutive fouls and free throws in the second quarter, and were booed by Pacers fans.

Jaylen Williams made 8 of 18 shots in this game, making 11 of 11 free throws, scoring 27 points and 7 rebounds. With 5 minutes left in the final quarter, he broke through three players in a row and scored a goal to equalize the score, and he never scored again. However, it is not easy to hit all 8 free throws in the first half.

The three young men in the Oklahoma City Thunder really turned into three whistles. The three men made all 27 free throws in this game, and the Thunder team made 34 of 38 free throws. In contrast, the Indiana Pacers, although the team scored 25 free throws 33 free throws, they did not have the players to double free throws. Both Mathering and Siakam had 8 free throws, while Halliburton had only 3.

Halliburton only got three free throws in the whole game and was fouled many times, and the referee did not call the Thunder player a foul. For example, in the fourth quarter, Halliburton made a breakthrough layup and was knocked over by Homgren and failed to swear. When he fell to the ground and got up to return to defense, he was deliberately pushed by Thunder player Dort, and the referee did not call the Thunder player for a foul.

The most explosive thing should be in the first quarter, when Mathering went to the free throw line, and Dort deliberately swung his elbow to knock down Halliburton when he was stuck. Originally, the referee should give a warning or call a foul. However, the referee turned a blind eye. Also, in the first quarter, Caruso cut the ball behind him and stole Halliburton. The ball should have been called for Caruso's defensive foul, but the referee did not say anything.