What the Thunder is worried about now is not only the match point that his opponents get to the match point, but what they are even more afraid of is that the game logic has changed. thunder...

Although the Thunder lost one of the first two games, it was also an accident caused by carelessness. The Thunder were playing against the Pacers in both games, which is the Thunder's greatest confidence to not change the lineup.

But the logic of the previous game changed. Although the suppression trend was maintained in the first quarter, the situation reversed from the beginning of the second quarter, and even shouting for a pause to arrange the tactics could not work, so they could only switch back to Alexander in advance.

The excessive use of Alexander forms a clear contrast with the usual long rotation, which leads to Alexander, who has not experienced such a long game in the regular season, once again sluggish in the final quarter, and Dagnott dares to switch him.

This is where Degnott is obviously inferior to Carlisle. If Alexander doesn't play MVP data, he will have no choice.

So now, in addition to worrying that the Pacers will get a 3-1 match point, what is more afraid of is that this game logic can be changed?

Once the opponent cannot be beaten in the first three quarters, as long as the game is in a tug-of-war, the Thunder will most likely lose to the Pacers and pay the tuition in the finals.

There are only two options left for Degnot, either to go to the double tower and chisel the Pacers inside, or to replace Carson Wallace with Caruso.