Who is the fault of Thunder being killed?

After watching the first semifinals between the Nuggets and the Thunder, I discovered a secret that the head coach of the Thunder is an undercover agent!

There are 10 seconds left in the last moment and the Nuggets are three points behind and they don’t have the ball. Why do you, Dagenot, use foul tactics?

Why! Why! Why!

Thunder's winning game was ruined by a pig coach, which made me laugh to death.

Review the magical operation of that pig coach at the last moment.

The game has about 15 seconds left, and the Nuggets are three-pointers behind. The key is that the team has no ball rights, so they need to serve in the backcourt. I thought the Thunder would do their best to defend the Nuggets' last attack. After all, it takes five or six seconds from the backcourt to the frontcourt, and then they will defend the outside three-pointer. The game is basically won. However, the Thunder coach directly launched a foul tactic and scored one point without spending time. I don't understand what the motivation is for this approach. Who can explain it?

Forget it. Then Yali broke through those two points and extended his life to the Thunder. There were 10 seconds left to lead by three points. It is logically a very safe point difference. Then the Thunder's outrageous operation came again. The Nuggets directly fouled the serve from the backcourt. Remember that this time was still not consumed, and it left enough time for the Nuggets. I can't figure out if you let the Nuggets serve in 10 seconds to complete the first defense. Why do you still give points to the Nuggets? Is it stable to make a 3-point difference or a stable 1-point difference? What anyone understands.

In the end, the Nuggets made a point difference in both free throws. The Nuggets made a foul directly when the Thunder served, and the time only took 2 seconds, which was equivalent to leaving the Nuggets with a last chance to attack. So, the Thunder, have you achieved the purpose of your foul tactics? It is possible to complete an attack in 8 seconds, so what is your previous foul?

What's even more ridiculous is that the Thunder made 0 free throws and none of them made! Hahahahahahaha, I'm speechless with the Thunder. If the Thunder wanted to compete with the Nuggets for free throws in the end, then missing two free throws is what you want? Where did you get the courage to fight free throws? And from the perspective of probability, is it a high chance of missing a free throw or a high chance of missing a three-pointer from the outside? Isn't it good to lead the Nuggets' last attack with three points in the end? Is it easier to win the finals than to free throws? What did that pig coach think in his mind?

This is called self-inflicting! If you don’t commit suicide, you won’t die. If you miss two free throws, you deserve it. The worst result of a good three-point difference is also overtime. Now, there is no chance for overtime.

Thunder, Thunder, don’t be the A Dou who can’t be helped. The first in the league should not be a joke.

Finally, I will talk about Jokic and Alexander. The two are not of the same level at all. Teacher Yo is worthy of being a superstar. One of them beats the Thunder. This dominance is too strong. Looking at Alexander, not to mention the low efficiency, he was locked at the critical moment and had no ability to break the situation at all. He could not play high-end games like last season. The pseudo-giant component is very big.

Thunder loses and suffers from his own losses! The head coach is fully responsible!