Drag into tiebreak! Harry responded with injury: I don t want to see the Thunder celebrate the championship at our home court

On June 20, the G6 Pacers defeated the Thunder at home in the NBA Finals, rewrite the total score to 3-3, and dragged the finals into a tiebreaker life and death game; after the game, Halliburton responded with an injury: I don't want to see the Thunder celebrate the championship at our home court. In the key game of G6 in the finals, Halliburton was injured in a calf and still insisted on the game with an injury, leading the Pacers to widen the gap early and get off work in one quarter in advance; he played for 23 minutes, made 5 of 12 shots (3 of 7 three-pointers) and scored 14 points, 1 rebound, 5 assists and 2 steals, with a plus-minus value +25 being the highest in the game.

After the game, talking about playing with injuries, Siakam said: This kid is very tough, I knew he would definitely play with us. As long as he plays, he will do his best to fight.

Halliburton himself said: We want to defend our home court, and I don't want to see these guys celebrating the championship at our home court. We just responded, great team effort, and I am proud of this team.

Talking about the championship vision this season, Harry said: I just go on the court with all my heart and compete with my brothers... Our year is extraordinary, as a team, we have special bonds. If I don't fight for it, I will blame myself.

Post-match ESPN reporter Ramona Shelburne reported that Halliburton said he had removed all social media apps from his phone since his last post online on June 6 (The Finals G1), but admitted that he would occasionally log in to his phone to view WWE's news.

According to the schedule, the Pacers and Thunder Finals tiebreak will start at 8:00 on June 23. Who can lead the team to win the championship? The answer will be revealed in 3 days.