Halliburton s top hero 22+9+11: key pass wins, setting a career finals record

On June 12, Pacers core Halliburton returned to home after he rebounded after less than 20 points in the first two finals. Facing the G3 of the finals against the Thunder, Halliburton contributed 22 points, 9 rebounds and 11 assists, setting a single-game scoring record in the career finals, and also the strongest performance in his personal finals career, leading the Pacers to reverse the Thunder at home, expanding the 2-1 lead in total score, and once again seizing the lead in the championship.

In the first two games of this year's finals, Halliburton scored 14+10+6 and 17+3+6 respectively, scoring less than 20 points in two consecutive games. The first game was made by the end of the moment to contribute a magical 0.3-second accurate kill, which made him praised by the outside world as the "key gentleman", but ignored his offensive power limited by the Thunder's defense.

Now that he returned to home court to play, Halliburton entered the offensive and pass mode early. He scored 5 points and 4 assists efficiently in the first quarter, but the Pacers fell behind by 8 points in the first quarter. Halliburton scored 3 of 5 shots in a single quarter and scored 7 points and 3 assists. He continued to combine attack and passes and led the Pacers to score 40 points in the second quarter to suppress the Thunder, thus winning 12 points and 12 points in a single quarter, contributing 12 points and 7 assists in the first half, leading the Pacers to overtake the Thunder for 4 points in the first two quarters.

The change of sides and the fight continued, Halliburton continued to maintain stable output. He scored another 7 points in 3 of 5 in the third quarter, and has contributed 19+5+8 data in the first three quarters. It was just that the Pacers lost 9 points 20-29 in a single quarter, which led to the Pacers being overtaken by the Thunder again at the end of the third quarter. Fortunately, Halliburton combined his offense and pass performance in the last quarter, especially made another three-pointer from the outside, leading the Pacers to overtake the score again in the final stage. Halliburton assisted Siakam with 1 minute and 9 seconds left to score a layup, and the Pacers have expanded their lead by 112-104 to stop the Thunder. The Pacers then blocked the Thunder's counterattack. They successfully reversed the game and defeated the Thunder at home, and once again took the lead 2-1 in total. Halliburton also defeated Alexander in this game and became the Pacers' number one hero to win.