Tyrese Haliburton, once again, pulled off an incredible feat. With just a toe on the 3-point line, Haliburton managed to score two crucial points in the final second of regulation, leading the Indiana Pacers to a thrilling overtime victory against the New York Knicks in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference finals. The Pacers ultimately triumphed with a score of 138-135, taking a 1-0 lead in the series.
The Knicks had a solid lead for most of the game, even reaching double digits ahead in the fourth quarter. However, the Pacers never gave up and mounted a successful comeback in the final minutes of regulation, thanks to Haliburton’s game-saving shot. In overtime, the Pacers took the lead, securing their first advantage since the second quarter. Haliburton shone with 33 points, while Aaron Nesmith added 30 points to the team’s victory.
Haliburton’s knack for making dramatic shots has been evident throughout the playoffs, from game-winners to buzzer-beaters. This latest triumph against the Knicks adds to his impressive postseason performance. The Pacers and Knicks are set to face off again in Game 2 in New York, promising another exciting showdown.
