3-1! 32+12+15! The first person in history! The NBA s endangered player is really...

On May 28, 2025, in the G4 of the NBA Playoffs East Division Finals, the Pacers won another game 130-121 at home, leading the Knicks 3-1 with a big score, only one victory away from returning to the Finals.

In this game, the Pacers' backcourt core and magician Teres Halliburton played his career masterpiece. He was in a hot state from the beginning and contributed 15+5+6 in the first quarter! Throughout the game, Halliburton performed well in his personal offense and organizational connection. The outstanding commander made no mistakes in the game. He scored 20 points, 8 rebounds and 10 assists in the first half. He continued to make contributions at the critical moment in the final quarter, and finally scored his second triple-double in his career playoffs.

It can be said that Halliburton played his professional role in his career. Halliburton scored 32 points, 12 rebounds, 15 assists, 4 steals and 0 mistakes in this game! At least 30 points, 10 rebounds, 15 assists and 0 turnovers in a single game, this is the first time that NBA playoff history has appeared! Scores hit a record high in the individual season's playoffs and assists tied the individual playoffs' highest season.

According to reporter Law Murray, NBA history has only six scored 30 points and 15 assists and zero turnovers, including Halliburton 3 times. Only Jokic and Harden each scored once in the league in the same period. Before Halliburton entered the league, only James, Paul and Stockton did it. After the game, salary expert Bobby Marks tweeted: 30+12+15+4, 0 turnovers, not bad for an overrated defender~

On the topic of who is the most overrated player in the league (90 votes), Halliburton received the most votes, reaching 14.4%. This year, Pacers star point guard Halliburton won 14.4% of the votes, while last year his vote rate was 3.7%. Halliburton led the Pacers to the Eastern Conference Finals last season, averaging 8.2 assists in the playoffs, shooting 49% from the field and 38% from three-pointers.

Halliburton once again proved his ability to control the game with a large triple-double. After entering the playoffs, the topic of selection of the most overrated players has been lingering around Halliburton, but what makes the strongest is that they always respond and prove the best through their performance in the game.

In addition to Halliburton, Pacers player Siakam also performed well. In 35 minutes, he made 11 of 21 shots, 3 of 4 three-pointers, 5 of 6 free throws, scored 30 points, 5 rebounds, 2 assists, 1 steal and 1 block, with plus or negative value +9.

Since the Eastern Conference Finals, Siakam averaged 25.8 points, 4.8 rebounds and 3.3 assists per game, with a real shooting percentage of 60.9%!

The further you play in the playoffs, the more you need the team's core to release stronger energy and play higher-level games. Yesterday's Timberwolf Huazi still needs to study and improve this point.

The biggest problem with the Knicks is that they follow the Pacers, rather than dragging the rhythm out of the way and dragging it into their comfort zone. Usually they let their opponents take about 93 shots, and they have a relatively high chance of winning. However, today the pace is fast, allowing the Pacers to take 88 shots, and 31 free throws are converted into 16 times, which is 104 times in total. New York ranked fifth from the bottom in the regular season average pace, but its offense and defense efficiency was not bad, but with the Pacers, he played quickly. Despite adding 10 people to the rotation, Towns was exhausted and even got hit on his knees. It was better to slow down.

The Knicks will need to win three games in a row, and the error tolerance rate is too low. . . Perhaps, today the Knicks fell behind only 15 points, not 20 points, so they couldn't win.

Now it seems that only Thunder can fight the Pacers. The final of the Thunder and Pacers is probably the lowest ratings in recent years. But from the perspective of basketball, it should look good, only the Thunder will not be killed by the Pacers.