SGA scored 38 points in a single shot and was defeated. After the game, it was said that Harry s key goal was "no big deal"

0.3 seconds! Halliburton finished the finale with a goal, and the Paycom center, which was shouting MVP, was silent in an instant! The time was over and the score was frozen at 111-110. The Pacers turned around while falling behind by 7 points in the last three minutes! This also made the Pacers the first team in NBA Finals history to be able to reverse the team behind 7 points in the last three minutes! The teams that have encountered this before have 0 wins and 121 losses.

Halliburton's goal not only reversed the game, but also created history. Perhaps the FMVP can no longer prove its value in the future, even if the Pacers win the championship! The FMVP is most likely Siakam!

Halliburton: "Listen to me to say thank you! Because of you..."

Alexander, the Thunder star, scored the highest 38 points in the game, could only become a background board under Harry's "magic"!

After the game, when the reporter asked him about Halliburton's "very sure-winning kill", Alexander pursed his lips: "I don't think that's too crazy. He (Haliburton) just completed a good goal when the time was about to end!"

Alexander's words seemed calm, but there was a sense of awkward twist. He used "a good goal that was about to end time" to eliminate the legendary nature of the final kill and simplified a reversal that was recorded in history into a probabilistic event. When asked about the details of the final round, he downplayed even more: "I got the opportunity but didn't make it, Harry made it." This deliberate downplay of

forms a subtle contrast with his evaluation of Pacers before the game. Before G1, he publicly admitted: "The Pacers are better at teaching you in tough ways than any team in the league." But after being really "studyed", the teaching content was depreciated to "ordinary courseware".

What is more intriguing is to avoid key issues. When the reporter pointed out that the Thunder's concentration collapsed in the final quarter, Alexander said: "We control the situation most of the time", and kept silent about the dilemma of the team's only scored 6 points in the last 5 minutes and his own consecutive singles misses.

But if you look closely at the technical statistics, Alexander's "calmness" seems pale and powerless.

First of all, in terms of rebounds, the Thunder lost 17 net (56-39), and was defeated by Turner + Siakam (the former had 5, the latter had 4 frontcourt rebounds); the assists were 11 behind the Pacers (24-13). In the 3 minutes of the last quarter, the Thunder collectively cut off power and made only 1 of 6 shots, and Alexander made two strong shots.

Alexander's "not crazy" final victory is actually a microcosm of the Pacers' playoff resilience. Halliburton has scored three hits and tied once this season. His calm ability at critical moments is comparable to that of the "treatment doctors in the operation", and is a stable group!

Catch the ball in the last 2.7 seconds, move to the right and shake the space away, pull up in the middle distance - the whole set of movement was completed under the Thunder double team, without any restrictions. This "two points long" choice is more wise: avoid the radius of the Thunder inner line cover and end in the most stable way.

In the last 3 seconds, Carlisle was useless even for a timeout, because everyone knew who to pass the ball to and who to end the game. The result was self-evident. Halliburton did not disappoint the trust of his coach and teammates, and he hit the Thunder steadily!

The winner does not need to defend himself, but the loser needs to comfort himself. When Alexander repeatedly emphasized that "the series is about winning four games first rather than one game", he lost the momentum. You should know that this is your home court, Paycom Center, and less than 20% of the teams that won the victory in this stadium!

If G2 loses again, then I believe that the Pacers will end the suspense at home and win the championship that has never been touched!