The whole game is well behind, with one round and one final victory, Halliburton magic is still continuing

If we want to select the most magical team this year's playoffs, then the Indiana Pacers will definitely be elected without dispute. No matter who will eventually fall in the O'Brien Cup, their magical reversals will be enough to make everyone remember the name of this magical teacher. In the first game of the finals, the Pacers who played away were all behind and were always in a disadvantaged situation, but they were always confident that they could approach the score again and again, because they knew that someone would turn that little bit of hope into the dawn of victory at the last moment, and this person was undoubtedly Thales Halliburton.

Faced with the siege and interception guarded by the Thunder, Halliburton started on the right and used a clean and long two-point jump shot to win the Pacers' first lead in the game, leaving only 0.3 seconds for the home team. In fact, when the Pacers approached the score in the final quarter, many fans who watched the game vaguely felt that something amazing would happen. As expected, Halliburton would not give up any chance to show his magic in this scene. Before he took action, he stuck out his tongue iconically, and Thunder fans did not dare to open their eyes to see if the ball was shot. However, even if you cover your face with your hands, you can only accept the scene where the home team was defeated and killed in seconds.

Halliburton's goal was the closest to a buzzer-beating move after Jordan's finals G1 in 1997. Interestingly, this is not the most magical move of Halliburton's playoff trip this time - the Pacers passed the hurdles and stepped onto the finals stage. Halliburton left him with magic in every round.

In the first round G5, Harry Burton took advantage of the Bucks' mistake and first scored 2+1, then made a layup to kick off his magical journey; in the second round G2, Halliburton took a three-pointer and scored a final three-pointer, leading the team to a 20-point reversal, which brought some small shock to the Cavaliers, the number one in the East. In the final G1, Halliburton calmly broke into the inside line at the last moment, and killed a resurgence, hit the basket with two points, bounced high before entering the basket, which made the overtime reversal come in.

Halliburton's magical magic of a rival in a round of winning (drawing) also made everyone curious. Is his heart different from ordinary people? Why is this 25-year-old young point guard so hard at a critical moment? To him, it seems as simple as drinking water, which also makes the Pacers' opponents afraid of it - when playing against them, 20 points is really nothing, nothing is possible. I'm afraid no one is willing to play key goals with the Pacers again... Halliburton's magic is still continuing. Will he lead the team to the end? Let's wait and see.