So what if there are 24 mistakes? Halliburton sealed his throat with one sword in 3 seconds, Alexander scored 38 points but was pale and powerless

So what if there are 24 mistakes? Halliburton scored a 0.3 second final victory, and the Pacers staged a stunning reversal of 15 points, winning only 1 point further highlighting Alexander's pale and powerlessness of 38 points!

The Pacers are simply amazing, and they always surprise people from time to time when watching their games. Whenever everyone thinks that the Pacers are in a desperate situation and are sure to lose, they survive again and again, playing a beautiful turnaround battle and rewrite the results of the game. The same is true in the first game of the finals. Even though the Thunder used high-pressure defense, the Pacers made up 24 mistakes, but with the last 0.3 seconds left in the game, the super big heart player Halliburton returned to life with a long two-pointer ball on the three-point line. The final score was frozen at 111-110, and the Pacers won both thrilling and domineering.

You should know that the Pacers once lagged the Thunder at most 15 points, but they did not give up the game. Instead, they laughed to the end by gradually adapting to the Thunder's high-intensity defense, maintaining a high shooting percentage, and actively fighting for rebounds.

Haliburton can be said to be a player born specifically for big scenes and can definitely be called the key player in the playoffs.

In the first round of the playoffs, he beat the Bucks by buzzer; in the second round, he grabbed the frontcourt rebound and hit a three-pointer to defeat the Cavaliers; in the Eastern Conference Finals, Halliburton hit a buzzer-beating two-pointer to drag the game into overtime to win G1. He once again contributed an incredible finals, which was so igniting! In sharp contrast to this, Alexander, the MVP of the Thunder team standing opposite him, showed his scoring ability as always and scored a game-high 38 points, but he seemed so pale because his team lost the game at his home court.

If the G2 Pacers take advantage of the victory and chase another game, the Thunder, which has the highest bid for winning the championship, may be swept 4-0 by the Pacers and can only be ranked second.

Because although the Pacers are slightly stronger than the Thunder, they are very resilient and pay attention to overall cooperation, and they play the team basketball to the extreme. The key is that Halliburton has a very strong ability to play key balls, and the Thunder lacks a person like Halliburton who can stand up in time to turn the tide when the team is in trouble.