Contribute one final kill in one round! Harry tied Miller in five finals in the playoffs, and has 4 of them this season

Relying on Halliburton's 0.3-second finals, the Pacers defeated the Thunder 111-110 away today, leading 1-0 in the finals, stealing the home advantage from the Thunder. The Pacers made up as many as 24 mistakes today, and almost all the game was behind. They fell behind to 15 points in the last quarter. It was not until Halliburton hit the final 0.3 second to take the lead in the first game and win.

Thunder led the Pacers by up to 15 points today, while the Pacers scored 10 points in the final quarter and successfully completed the big reversal. It is worth mentioning that this is the fifth time this season when the Pacers fell 15+ in a single game and finally completed a reversal. Three of them were 20+ major reversals. They have become the first team to do this since 1998.

In addition, the Pacers won all the first game of the four-round series this year, and they only have home advantage in the first round. The first game of the three-round series was away, but they all defeated the Cavaliers, Knicks, and Thunder away. Among them, the Cavaliers and the Thunder have won 64 wins and 68 losses in the regular season respectively this season, ranking first in the East and West, but they both lost in the first game against the Pacers. The Cavaliers were also defeated by Halliburton in the second game against the Pacers, and suffered a 20-point comeback.

Halliburton performed averagely today, playing in 38 minutes, making 6 of 13 shots, 2 of 7 three-pointers, scoring only 14 points, 10 rebounds and 6 assists, and also made 3 mistakes. Halliburton played for 19 minutes in the first half, shooting 2 of 5 shots, 2 of 3 three-pointers, and scored only 6 points, 7 rebounds and 3 assists. But in the last moment, Halliburton stood up again, hit the final kill, helping the Pacer turn defeat into victory.

It is worth mentioning that Halliburton has hit a tie or a winning goal in the last 5 seconds for the fifth time in his playoff career, tying team history legend Reggie Miller, second only to James (8 times) since the corresponding statistics were found in 1997. And four of them were done this season. Halliburton contributed a winning or a draw in every round of the playoffs this season, which is also an important reason why the Pacers can complete 15+ major reversals in 5 times and reach the finals.

Pacers have completed three reversals in the last minute and 7 points behind in the last minute, and Halliburton has contributed to the final score or the draw in these three games. Today, the Pacers faced the league's No. 1 Thunder and completed a 15-point reversal on the away game, which is inseparable from Halliburton's final victory. Halliburton was previously regarded as the most overrated player in the league, but now no one dares to say Halliburton is overrated.