Tomorrow s NBA Finals G3: The Pacers vow to defend their first home court. Can the Thunder pull their teeth?

June 11th News: G3 in the NBA Finals will start tomorrow. The Thunder are currently 1-1 Pacers, with both sides drew. In the first two games of the finals, the Thunder showed strong dominance: the team G1+G2 was only 1 minute and 53.3 seconds behind the Pacers, and the rest of the game time was all led by the Thunder, which was enough to show the value of the Thunder as the No. 1 regular season.

In G2, the Thunder core Alexander performed well, scoring 34 points, 5 rebounds and 8 assists, and was the number one contributor to the Thunder's victory. Caruso, the bench surprise, also performed well, scoring 20 points in 27 minutes of playing time, greatly helping the team on both offense and defense.

In addition, G1's performance was sluggish, and Chet both recovered their form. The two can be regarded as the barometer of the Thunder's winning goal. As long as the two perform well, with Alexander's ability to support the bottom, no one can match the Thunder's offense.

The Pacers are able to compete for the next victory at home in the Thunder, which has met the team's expectations. In G2, the team's core Haliburton performed poorly in the first three quarters and scored only 5 points. Although he only scored 12 points in the last quarter, he still couldn't defeat the game. It is also worthy of recognition that all the generals of the team are soldiers, with 7 players scoring in double digits, and their firepower is very stable.

It is worth mentioning that the Pacers will hold the finals at home again after 25 years. The team will inevitably explode and strive to win at home.

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