Why do Pacers always make a miracle turn? Harry: Never give up until the whistle sounds

"Things to do nothing" means nothing to the Indiana Pacers. They have made more than 15-point reversals in the playoffs five times, and have repeatedly hit a fatal blow with a magical goal in the last moment. For any team, it is incredible to do this 2 or 3 times, and the Pacers seem to regard reversals and key ball wins as commonplace. Is this really just luck?

"I think we are a very resilient team, we did a good job of biting the score and adapting to the game. In the middle of this game, you felt that the situation was getting very bad, but who knows what direction the game will go in next? I think we persisted well." Halliburton said, "When you are 15 points behind, you can panic, or think about us chasing 10 points first, and then how to catch 5 points."

It is not enough to think so with only one player. Everyone in the Pacers must believe so much and complete the execution well in order to perform magical reversals again and again.

"We quickly caught up to 8 points, which gave us confidence. We kept defending our opponents, and Turner and Nemhard played some key rounds." Halliburton continued, "Turner once got a big open three-pointer opportunity, he missed, but we still didn't give up. Nemhard played great, and that defense was crucial, and then everyone was confident in my shots. I don't know what you would say, but I know this is a resilient team, and we won't give up until the timer of the game is zero."

This year's playoffs, with less than 90 seconds left, Halliburton's performance of tying or overtaking the ball was 6 of 7 shots, which was so accurate. "He has the ultimate confidence in himself. Some players will say they have confidence, but some players show it through actions. He is the kind of person who will let you understand this. This is one of the things I respect him. He is a basketball player, a pure player, a real player." Turner said of Halliburton. "At that moment, he wants to complete a fatal blow and want to be the one who shoots the key ball. He won't escape this moment. It's very important to have such a person on the team when he hits this stage. He just keeps finding a way, and we keep sending the ball to the right position, and the rest is history."

In addition, the Pacers' team basketball is also the key to their success in success. In the first game of the finals, none of them scored a score of 20 points, but six of them scored in double digits.

"We have been playing like this all year, even in the playoffs." Toppin, who scored 17 points on the bench, said, "There are always different people standing up to help the team win on different nights. We are just going on the court to do what we have been doing."

More importantly, the Pacers are not afraid of adversity, they will never give up. "This team will never give up. Before the game officially ended, we never believed that everything was over. This is the confidence we have as a team. I think this is an important reason why everyone completes reversals again and again."

(Text/Thai Fu)