Another conversation in the NBA Finals is over.

Antetokounmpo led the Bucks to a 120-100 victory over the SUNS in a desperate situation, and the overall score of the series between the two sides has become 1-2.

More importantly, with the end of this game, the SUNS core Paul is one step away from his championship dream, but also means that Paul has a strange spell, so far has not been broken.

Paul this ball can be said to be very bad, he and Booker teamed up to play the worst game since the start of the series, the Sun's backcourt double shot a combined 28 shots only 11, is 2 for 11 from beyond the three-point line.

Paul finished with 19 points, 0 rebounds, 9 assists and 4 turnovers, while Booker finished with 10 points, 6 rebounds, 2 assists and 1 turnover, and by some coincidence, both were minus-13 on the floor, meaning the SUNS lost by a full 13 points when they came up.

This contrast is really too real, they play this Sun team is indeed suddenly become a little less will play, double gun collective downturn, loss is in reason.

Booker and Ayton played less than 30 minutes in the game, and Paul played less than 34 minutes before going out early to concede.

The SUNS surrendered five minutes early, which means Paul's team is 1-12 in the playoffs when he meets Scott Foster as the referee for his games.

You read that right. Paul's team has won every game that this referee officiated Paul's game, and the only game that Paul won was the one that he didn't play and got hurt.

So if you don't count that game, Paul's own score against Scott Foster, it's 0-12. What does that tell you?

Illustrating the league's control of the court, Paul can't play the ball once he faces Scott Foster, and every move he and his teammates will be strictly caught and eventually be plagued by fouls.

Ayton, for example, did five in 24 minutes.

This referee has targeted him many times since Paul was still in the Rockets, and Paul is also very dissatisfied, once bombarded Foster at the post-game press conference, saying that the key game, you can't let him come to law enforcement.

The result now looks like this spell is still continuing, the SUNS have been beaten, and this game the SUNS lost almost as many points as they won in the first two games combined, what does that mean?

It means they lost badly, like they didn't have a chance.

This is Paul's deadliest hole and the SUNS 'weakness, and it's only game 3.

If the next game 4 Bucks tied the score, the two sides tied 2-2, the fifth game King Scott Ford again, it can not help but make people want to see, who can limit this referee?

It would be inconceivable for Paul to lose the championship for his reasons.