Comparing with Kobe, 18+10 stars show their leadership style, and the Bucks merits are also underestimated

It is said that the playoffs are the superstar stage. Many times it is time to win the decisive moment, and the tactics are no longer useful. It depends on the star players to solve the problem to determine the outcome. The same is true for this year's playoffs. Each team has at least two aces. They may not be very famous, but they are indeed easier to use.

, especially Pacers guard Teres Halliburton, although he was once called the most overrated player, Teres Halliburton was not affected and proved himself in the playoffs. Judging from his performance at critical moments, Teres Halliburton hit four key goals in the last five seconds in the past 30 years, making him tied for the third place in playoff history, and closely following LeBron James and Reggie Miller. Given that he is very young, if Tyres Halliburton keeps it, he will even have a chance to become the No. 1 in history in the future.

Obviously, Teres Halliburton is under tremendous pressure, but the backcourt star shows his leadership style and repeatedly hits the finale at critical moments. During the playoffs, Terrys Halliburton averaged 18.3 points, 5.6 rebounds, 9.6 assists and 0.8 steals per game. Although the data is not particularly luxurious, he is easy to connect his teammates. It is said that the Pacers are soldiers and can often use 10-man rotation. In addition to head coach Rick Carlisle's strategy, the key is that Tyres Halliburton can stimulate their role no matter which teammates they are with.

In addition to being good at threading needles, Teres Halliburton is still a very underrated key ball player, especially when he finished the tie in the first game of the Eastern Conference Finals. If he hadn't been lucky enough to almost cross the three-point line, he could have completed the final shot at that time. Even so, Terrys Halliburton still looked big. He paid tribute to his senior Reggie Miller and made a throat-locking celebration. Speaking of which, Reggie Miller was ranked second in this list, and of course he only scored one more key goal than Terrys Halliburton. This is also a kind of inheritance. He may surpass his senior at any time.

In addition, the Bucks' meritorious veteran Chris Middleton seems to have been underestimated by the outside world. At that time, his role in offensive end was not necessarily much smaller than Antetokounmpo. As the second in command of the Bucks, Chris Middleton also helped the team win the championship. However, as he gets older, his condition has declined significantly and he was sent to the Wizards this season by the Bucks. The key exchange for Kyle Kuzma is a side effect. I don’t know if the Bucks fans will miss Chris Middleton. After all, he also hit 4 goals in the moment of life and death, tied for the third place in history.