Miles Turner shares Indiana died ‘in the game 2 vs. Thunder

The Indiana Pacers stole the game 1 of NBA FINALE against Oklahoma City Thunder, but were not the match for the best team in the league in the game 2. The Thunder dominated the Pejačani After a solid first quarter, running away with a 123-107 victory even a series in one game before returning to Indiana.

Bakeries shot lights from the rim in a game 1, but a lot of those who are significantly dried on Sunday night. Although they are capable of exploding from the outside at any time and proved that during this PostSone Indiana knows that it cannot be relying only on that and it should take place on the interior.

Starting center Miles Turner received so much After the game 2 and did not return about how the pacers needed ahead.

“I think we only had four or six points in the first half and it’s not a pager basketball,” Turner said. “When you live and die with those shots of three or middle scope, it’s not always doing you well.”

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Indiana finished the match 2 with only 34 color points, lagging eight points behind Oklahom City in that department. Bakers also took 40-pointers, making them only 14. Although these numbers on the surface are manageable, it is difficult to overcome 15 reversions against elite defense with average results.

On the contrary, Game 1 saw packs really bright on the outside. While they ended with 34 color points, as well as in the introductory game of the series, they also shot a stunning 18-for-39 from the city center. Whenever the Pacy needed a big bucket in the second half, they got it.

Although she worked for the game and made them divide that the road was needed, Turner and his composition to know that he would not be enough to overcome this elite thunder composition. Oklahoma City has moved in teams that lose offensive entire season and during all playoffs, and they did so again on Sunday night.

Still, PenIs will be thrilled to move back to Indianapolis on Wednesday 3. Gaighthidge Fieldhouse is one of the most difficult places to play in the NBA, and Pagers have 6-2 records in front of their domestic fans. If they can win in front of a friendly crowd, they will be on the edge of the NBA championship.