Meiji: The last thing Thunder regrets is that they are on the five small points in the last moment. When the two towers are not around, they lose 9 points.

June 6th, in the NBA Finals G1, the Thunder lost to the Pacers 110-111 at home, and fell behind 0-1. After the game, reporter Law Murray said that the Thunder used five small teams to lose in this game at the last moment.

"Mark Degnott's biggest regret may be that he did not let the team's big players come on the court, especially Homgren. During the fourth quarter, Homgren and Haltenstein were both off the court, the Thunder lost 9 points.

"After the start of the fourth quarter, the Thunder Haltenstein came on the court, and the Thunder led by 9 points. With 9 minutes and 42 seconds left in the game, the Thunder's lead expanded to 15 points. The Pacers narrowed the gap to 8 points with 7 minutes and 47 seconds left, forcing the Thunder to call a timeout, and Homegren substituted Haltenstein on the court.

"With 3 minutes and 24 seconds left, the Thunder still led by 8 points. At this time, Dagnot replaced Homegren and replaced Wallace, playing with Alexander, Jaylen Williams, Caruso and Dort. It was not until Halliburton scored the winning goal that Homegren played again, and it was too late."