0.3 seconds of magic! Pacers shocking reversal, the most dramatic finals in NBA history was born

Last night, the whistle of the G1 final game of the NBA Finals sounded, and the heartbeat of fans around the world seemed to stop at the same step. At the moment of life and death, Halliburton threw the final kill in 0.3 seconds. The Indiana Pacers miraculously won an almost impossible victory from the Thunder with a score of 111-110. Behind the cold numbers is the Thunder players' broken championship dream: they lead the game for 2785.7 seconds, while the Pacers only hold a 0.3 second glimmer of light. When the Thunder entered the last three minutes with a 9-point advantage, the historical data coldly showed that the 121 teams that had fallen behind by more than 7 points in the last three minutes of the finals ended in failure without exception. But the walker slapped his face in history and would not be able to split it in half.

Haliburton, a young man who was jokingly called "magic" by fans, waved his wand again. Although the data of the whole game is not dazzling (14 points, 10 rebounds and 6 assists), it shows a cold light at the most critical point. This is the fourth time he has saved the team at the last moment in this year's playoffs, with three finals and one tie. At the age of 25, he has accumulated 5 life and death balls in the last 5 seconds of the playoffs, which is comparable to legend Miller, second only to James' 8 times. To him, surpassing the legend is just a matter of time.

In contrast, Alexander, the core of the Thunder, scored 38 points, and his data was gorgeous. However, at the critical moment when one hit is most needed, he failed to achieve anything. The gap between him and legendary superstars such as Jordan, Kobe, and James was exposed in this 0.3 seconds that determines life and death.

An indisputable fact is extremely clear at the moment: the Pacers, this long-underrated Eastern powerhouse, has quietly forged a perfect puzzle for the championship. Siakam's impact, Nemhard and Nesmith's sharpness, Turner's frame barrier, Toping and McConaughey's reliable firepower on the bench, and Halliburton's natural "key gentleman" - the lineup is breathtakingly balanced. The first game of the finals was won. If you win another game, the light of the O'Brien Cup will be clearly visible. There is no eternal script of the strong man on the basketball court. When the thunder cooled down due to the long rest, the Pacer ignited the spark of miracle with the hot belief of 0.3 seconds. Teacher Su Qun predicted that Thunder might still come from behind like a reversal of the Nuggets, but that night, the Pacers have proved to the world that small people can also write history. The charming features of competitive sports are eternally reflected in the unknown of the next second. When the fingertips of the young magician Halliburton touch the future, and when the grassroots legion of the Pacers continues to hit the throne - are you willing to believe that the balance of fate will eventually tend to be invincible fighting spirit?