From 40 points to -40, the second leader of the Thunder wrote the lowest plus or negative value in the history of the NBA Finals

The Indiana Pacers completed a miracle counterattack on the 20th, slapping the Oklahoma City Thunder 108-91 at home, and also tied the championship game 3-3, and entered the 7th game of life and death.

Jalen Williams, the second Thunder leader who wrote a career playoff high of 40 points in the fifth game of the championship game, scored 16 points in the team's second highest in this game, but the plus or negative value in the game was so bad that it was only -40, writing a new league low in the history of the finals.

In the previous game, he scored 40 points in a single game. Although Jewish still showed strong scoring attempts in this game, the Thunder team's outside feels sluggish. He made only 1 of 11 three-pointers in the first half, and only 8 of 30 shots in the game, with a three-point shooting percentage of 26.7%.

Offensive failure and the defensive end could not stop the Pacers from blooming more points. After the first three quarters, the Pacers were allowed to lead by up to 30 points, which also made the Thunder lose by 17 points.

If the G6 wins, the Thunder will be forced to return to home court to play the Pacers' 7th game in the key championship, so that they can decide who will be the final winner of this season's annual championship.

In this battle, the No. 1 Thunder Kyrgyz Alexander scored 21 points and 4 rebounds, but made 8 mistakes, while Jewe had 16 points, 3 rebounds, and 3 mistakes.

Among them, the plus-negative value of Jiewei was -40 in a single game, which had no choice but to set a new record for the single game plus-negative value of the NBA Finals.