Pacers hit record and topped the hot search in the United States! 5 15+ turnovers in a single season, worthy of the king of playoff reversals

NBA Finals G1, the Pacers narrowly defeated the Thunder 111-110, leading 1-0 in the total score. With a maximum of 15 points behind the game, the Pacers set off a shocking reversal in the final quarter, and Halliburton hit a 0.3 mid-range shot, once again demonstrating the reversal of the team.

Halliburton was strictly guarded by his opponent in this game and could not connect the offensive rhythm of the entire team, and he did not have too much desire to attack. The Pacers performed poorly in the first half, and the team made 19 mistakes, giving the Thunder a chance to open the double-digit score difference. However, the Pacers did not give up. They continued to counterattack through accurate three-point shots in the final quarter, and successfully defended Alexander's winning shot in the critical round. Then Halliburton stopped in an emergency 0.3 second and completed the accurate final shot. In the end, the Pacers completed an incredible turnaround.

This is the first finals event in which the league has a score difference of 1 point since G1 in 2019. After the game, according to official NBA statistics, the Pacers fell behind by up to 15 points in the final quarter, which was the league's reversal record in the finals from 1971. In addition, the Pacers took the first lead in the final 0.3 seconds of the game, the latest team to win the lead since the 1971 finals statistics.

Pacers have scored 15+ points behind for the fifth time in the playoffs this season, which set a record since the league's live broadcast statistics in 1998. Therefore, they topped the hot search list in the United States after the game, sharing flowers and applause with Halliburton, and the team deserves the title of "King of Reversal".

The following are the Pacers' 5 15+ turnovers this season.

1. In the first round of G5, the Pacers dragged the game into overtime at most 20 points in the first half, and Halliburton completed a 1.3-second layup to a sure-fire winner.

2. In the semi-final G2, when the Pacers were 20 points behind the Cavaliers at most, Halliburton led the team to a climax of the offensive at the last moment and completed the magical "1+3" quasi-final kill in the last 1.1 seconds.

3. In the semi-final G5, the Cavaliers scored a maximum of 19 points in the first half. Halliburton contributed 31 points, 6 rebounds and 8 assists, leading the team to crush the Cavaliers in the second half and hit a key free throw to secure the victory.

4. G1 of the Eastern Conference Finals, the Pacers were 17 points behind the Knicks in the final quarter, Halliburton joined hands with Nesmith to achieve a crazy counterattack, Halliburton hit a magical jump shot and dragged the game into overtime, and defended Brunson and Towns from a tied three-pointer to win in overtime.

5. In the finals G1, the Pacers fell behind the Thunder at most 15 points in the final quarter. The Pacers counterattacked three-pointers, and Halliburton hit a 0.3-second mid-range shot.

There is no doubt that the Pacers completed the counterattack many times because they had a big heart player Halliburton, who stood up for the team many times at critical moments. Since the league entered the live broadcast era in 1997, Halliburton has hit a winning goal or tied the ball in the last 5 seconds five times in his playoff career, tying the Pacers' legend Reggie Miller record, second only to James' eight times. Halliburton made all the overtake shots in the last 30 seconds this season, and he was indeed born for a big scene. As the fourth No. 4 seed team in history to reach the finals, the Pacers will continue their magical performance and strive for more games to win the first championship trophy in team history. Let us stay tuned if they can continue their magical performance and overturn the Thunder.