Competitive sports are the theory of consequences. Pacers are proving to the outside world: Everything is possible!

Every time I watch the Pacers in the playoffs, there are almost always surprises and incredibles.

Just like Halliburton who was almost criticized again, unable to break through the Thunder's defense, it was actually the case for almost the entire game, but the mid-range shot at the last moment made him a hero with a narrow victory in the Pacers. Harry's magic wand is indeed magical.

The Thunder were almost ahead of the entire game and were turned around by their opponents: Alexander's multiple attacks in the last moment were to blame. Although he scored a high score of 38 points in the whole game, the most critical 2-pointer was not hit, and everything he had previously made sense. Competitive sports are for the theory of outcomes, especially in the NBA with the best professionalism.

In the last quarter, the Thunder's defensive intensity decreased, the referee's call scale significantly widened, and the seemingly late time to take Alexander in the last quarter were all important reasons why they could not control the rhythm of the game like in the first three quarters, but at the same time, they may also underestimate the Pacers' resilience and rebounding power.

But no matter what, the Pacers made another comeback against the wind, which was full of imagination. Just like the first game of the Eastern Conference, escaping from death and finally following the magical story of the game again, the Pacers seem to prove to the outside world that everything is possible.