Pacers set a record of 27 years, 3 times behind 7+reversal successfully

When the Madison Square Garden timer jumped to the last minute, the scoreboard showed the Knicks 121-112 lead by 9 points - everyone thought the game was lost.

However, the Pacers used a thrilling overtime rewrite to completely rewrite the NBA historical data: this season's playoffs, they have made a comeback three times when they were more than 7 points left, and since the 1997-98 season, all teams in the league have won only 4 games in the same desperate situation!

In the last minute of regular time, the Pacers fell behind by 9 points, but the Pacers made three consecutive points. In the last few seconds, Anunobi was fouled, but only one of the two free throws, the Pacers fell behind by 2 points 123-125. Then Halliburton turned into the savior again, and he hit a magical buzzer-beating ball and dragged the game directly into overtime.

Both sides have come and go in overtime, but the Knicks' main force is lacking in physical strength. With the draw and dunk again, the Knicks are out of the way. In the end, the Pacers defeated the Knicks 138-135, achieving a big reversal.

According to statistics, since the 1997-98 season, NBA history has seen a total of 1,660 games that were 7+ points behind in one minute of the game, with a final record of 4 wins and 1,656 losses, with a winning rate of 0.24%. Among these three times, the Pacers accounted for three playoffs this season.

From eliminating the Eastern Conference No. 1 Cavaliers 4-1 in the first round to reverse the Knicks in 1 minute of the Eastern Conference Finals, the Pacers proved with miracles one by one: in the basketball world, nothing is possible without the final whistle.

Their three epic reversals not only set the craziest record in 27 years, but also announced to the entire league that this dark horse team may really have the magic to rewrite history.

While other teams are still studying how to avoid being reversed, the Pacers have already started thinking - next time, how many desperate situations can they create miracles?