The star player in the finals is 14 points, is the most overrated player in the league? He is definitely a super giant, seriously underestimated

On June 6, today's finals of the Pacers and Thunder, many friends probably knew the result. The Thunder suppressed their opponents for a whole night in this game, but was overtaken by their opponents in the last 0.3 seconds. Nothing hit people more than such a loss. The loss in this game may not make the Thunder lose their fighting spirit, but this will definitely make the Pacers grow their confidence. They fell behind by 15 points in the final quarter and completed the reversal in the face of the biggest favorite to win the championship.

Before today's game, the team that fell behind by more than 7 points in the last 3 minutes of the finals in the past 28 years had a total of 0 wins and 121 losses. As a result, they created miracles today. Of course, the Pacers are also grateful to the Thunder coach Dagenut. If he had not been to the five small at the last moment, the Pacers would not have had a chance to complete the reversal. In the playoffs, they still couldn't figure out what lineup should be used at critical moments. He was brought to a height that was not his by the Thunder.

This season I thought it would be Alexander's season to prove himself, winning the league's scoring champion, regular season MVP, and then leading the team to win the finals MVP, so that he can match the record set by Jordan. But now, this season may not belong to Alexander in the end, but to the Pacers and Halliburton, because this team has always given people the feeling of destiny in the past few rounds of the series.

In Turner's three-pointer in the fourth quarter, I knew something was going to happen. Sure enough, in the last few minutes, Nesmith and Nemhard each hit a hero's three-pointer, playing like a super giant. Harry also staged a familiar plot again, directly pulling out the mid-range finals. In this game, Halliburton scored a total of 14 points, 10 rebounds and 6 assists. It seems that he didn't score many points, but he was able to hit the key ball.

Many times, everyone is confused by Halliburton's data, and for this reason he was voted by players as the most overrated player in the league, even more than Gobert. As a result, Pacers Halliburton proved himself that he didn't care about data in the regular season. As long as his teammates performed well, they could win the ball. It doesn't matter if he scored or not. He was more like a traditional point guard like Paul and Billups. I would stand up only when the team needed me to score.

It is precisely because of Halliburton's delegation that players like Nesmith and Nemhard have more ball rights and opportunities to play freely. This is also the reason why they can score at critical moments, because Halliburton has the bottom line, and even if they lose, Halliburton will take the blame. He, the boss of his team, only scored more than 10 points in the finals. So what if I don't make it? So the Pacers' role players play very confidently and relaxed, which is the trust and confidence that Halliburton gives them.

Looking at Halliburton now, no one is questioning that he is an overrated player anymore. This season may be paving the way for him to embark on a super giant road. In the four rounds of the playoffs, Halliburton has hit a tie or a winning goal in every round of the series. He has hit a layup against the letter, a winning goal against the Cavaliers Jerome, and a winning goal against the Knicks. He hit a tie against the buzzer, and today he won the Thunder again. It's crazy.

In the fourth quarter of the playoffs this season, this season, he hit a rebound or a winning goal in the last 90 seconds of overtime. Halliburton made 6 goals in 7 shots, with a shooting percentage of 85.7%, which is the highest in the league since 1997, surpassing Thanos in 18 years. If this statistics are relaxed to this season, Halliburton's total 12-for-13 shots in the regular season + playoffs, with a terrifying shooting percentage of 92.3%. This is the key goal, not a free throw, it's too accurate!

Although many fans think that the Pacers can reverse this game because of luck, it is understandable that this is the case in one round of series and two rounds of series. The key is that it is now in four rounds of series. They have always been like this. This is not only a matter of luck, but also the resilience, adjustment ability and confidence of this team are also very good. They have completed 5 major reversals of more than 15+ this season, which is the most since 1997.

Halliburton averaged 18.5 points, 5.9 rebounds, 9.5 assists and 1.3 steals per game, with a shooting percentage of 46.6% and a three-point shooting percentage of 33.1%. If you only look at the data, you may think that he is a player of the Reeves level. The biggest compliment he had for him before was the young All-Star backcourt, but now maybe everyone has to give him a new title. He may be a super giant in the league. Although the data is not similar, he has such ability.

He can lead the team to the finals, hit key goals, and turn the tide. These are all attributes that super giants should have. Perhaps he has never been an overrated player, but a seriously underrated player. How could an ordinary All-Star player have this ability? Having said that, what do you want to say about Halliburton? Welcome to leave a message for discussion.