3-3 draw! The finals tiebreak is coming! Positive and negative value -40 breaks the NBA record

On June 20, in the NBA Finals G6, the Pacers beat the Thunder 108-91 at home, with a total score of 3-3. Halliburton had a strained right calf and insisted on playing with the injury today and came to the venue to warm up 4 hours in advance. NBA reporter Shams said that if today was the regular season, Halliburton would definitely be out for weeks. The starting lineups of both teams have not changed, and the Pacers starters are: Halliburton, Nemhard, Nesmith, Siakam, Turner. Thunder starters: Alexander, Dort, Jewe, Chet Homgren, Harten. The referee in this game is Chuck Zarba, who has called for G2 in this year's finals, and the second referee is Tony Brothers.

Speaking of the game, the Pacers started a bit tight, with the team making 0 of the first 8 shots, and the Thunder led by 8 points 10-2. After Carlisle's timeout, Siakam hit the basket continuously, Nemhard scored two three-pointers, and the Pacers quickly overtook. Nemhard contributed both on the offense and defense, stealing Alexander twice in the first quarter, igniting the Pacers' home court.

After the first quarter, the Pacers led by 3 points 28-25. Halliburton was affected by a leg injury and scored only 4 points and 1 assist in the first quarter. The Thunder's problem is that the outside line is too iron, with 1 of 6 three-pointers in the first quarter and 10 of 15 two-pointers. The Thunder chased 1 point in the second quarter, McConnell scored 8 points in a row, and the Pacers pulled away again, scoring the substitute to crush the Thunder!

steals, frontcourt rebounds, mid-range jump shots, floor ball scrambles... McConnell is everywhere! After playing for one and a half quarter, the Pacers had only one turnover and the Thunder made 8 turnovers. The Pacers scored 17-2 in 5 and a half minutes, leading directly to more than 15 points. Halliburton steals a wonderful pass, and Siakam dunks with one hand. This ball is too explosive!

Sica's performance is not over yet, and she hits a buzzer-beating jump shot in the half. At the end of the first half, the Pacers led by 22 points 64 to 42. Siakam scored 13 points, 3 rebounds and 2 assists, Halliburton scored 12 points, 4 assists and 2 interruptions, and McConnell scored 8 points, 5 rebounds, 3 assists and 2 interruptions. The Thunder had only three assists in the first half and made 12 turnovers. Pacers had 13 assists and only 2 turnovers.

played for more than 3 minutes in the second half, and neither team scored no points. The Thunder continued to hit the iron with a three-pointer, and scored only 1 goal in the first 16 three-pointers. Half the third quarter, the Pacers led by 28 points, and the game was already spent. After the third quarter, the Pacers led by 90 to 60 with a full 30 points! The Pacers scored 31-6 as a substitute, and scored 11 more three-pointers than the Thunder!

The Thunder replaced the pure substitute lineup in the fourth quarter and admitted the loss in advance. James Johnson played for 2 minutes and was directly expelled. In the end, the Pacers defeated the Thunder 108-91 and dragged into the tiebreak battle. Alexander made 7 of 15 shots, 7 of 8 free throws, and scored 21 points, 2 assists and 8 mistakes. Jewe scored 6 of 13 shots and scored 16 points, 1 assist and 3 turnovers, with a plus-minus value - the lowest record in the finals in the history of the 40 finals.

Pacers scored 6 players in double digits, tied 20 points and 6 rebounds, Siakam scored 16 points, 13 rebounds and 3 assists, and Halliburton scored 14 points and 5 assists. The last tiebreak in the finals dates back to 2016, which has been 9 years since then. This year's tiebreak battle is the home game of the Thunder. It will start at 8 am on June 23. Who do you think can win the championship?