Halliburton is suspected of playing in G6 due to injury, Alexander is Tender and tender: Don’t be too hurt, enjoy the feeling of tit-for-tat on the court!

The fifth game of the NBA Finals was a one-sided crushing game. The Thunder took the home court and defeated the Pacers 120-109, with a total score of 3-2, and was only one step away from the championship. The performance of the two teams is even more contrasting - Alexander opened fire with 31 points and sent 10 assists to revitalize the entire team; on the other hand, Halliburton scored 4 points with only free throws and 6 assists, completely losing his former style, which made fans scratch their heads.

Until June 18, the Pacers finally announced the truth: Halliburton's right calf was strained in the game, and it is still unknown whether he can play in the sixth life-and-death battle. As soon as the news came out, public opinion was in an instant. You know, without Halliburton, the offensive organizer, the Pacers seemed to be strangled to the "life gate", their combat effectiveness was directly compromised, and their hopes for winning the championship became slim.

In the face of media interviews, Alexander's response was textbook-level: "It's really a pity to hear that he was injured. I hope he won't be too seriously injured and get back with his injuries. Basketball is to compete with top opponents with real swords and guns. It's only satisfying to compete with him in tit-for-tat. I really enjoy the feeling of fighting with him on the court. I really look forward to G6 meeting him!" These words not only show respect for the opponent, but also show the mutual appreciation between the strong. Many fans like this pattern.

Can Halliburton return with injury and stage a Jedi counterattack? Can the Thunder win the championship again? The sixth game of this final is destined to be a must-see battle for fans to stay up late!