Surrender 4 minutes in advance! Halliburton scored 12 points in the final quarter of 17+6: He lost a miserable away game and looked frustrated and helpless

On June 9, the G2 Pacers defeated the Thunder 107-123 away in the NBA Finals, and the total score became 1-1. Halliburton made 7 of 13 shots, 3 of 8 three-pointers, scored 17 points, 6 assists, 3 rebounds, 2 steals and 2 blocks, 5 mistakes, and scored 5 of 6 in the last quarter and still surrendered 4 minutes in advance. He sat on the bench and looked disappointed. In the finals G2 game, the Pacers played a very stalemate with the Thunder at the beginning, but after 20-17, the Pacers team was silent and overtook the score by 9-0 by the Thunder. After the first quarter, the Pacers fell behind by 6 points. Haliburton made 1 of 4 shots in the first quarter, and scored 3 points, 2 rebounds, 3 assists, 1 steal and 1 block.

The Pacers' rotation lineup was 26-9 by the Thunder, and they fell behind to 23 points in an instant. Although Siakam led the team to counterattack 10-0, the Thunder had a small climax and widened the score gap. After the Pacers' 41-59 in the first half, Halliburton made 0 of 1 shots in this quarter, no scored or assisted, and only grabbed one rebound. In the second half, the Pacers' offense improved significantly in the third quarter, but the Thunder also opened fire with all their firepower, losing another 1 point 33-34 in a single quarter. After the three quarters, the Pacers were 19 points behind. Halliburton made 1 of 2 shots in this quarter and contributed only 2 points.

Halliburton regained his touch in the last quarter, made a mid-range shot, scored a throw, an easy dunk and a three-pointer from the outside, but the Thunder offensive remained unabated, and the Pacers were lagging behind by about 20 points. With 4 minutes left in the game, the Pacers withdrew from the main force and surrendered in advance; sitting on the bench, Halliburton looked disappointed and frustrated.

The Finals G1 Halliburton won the Redemption and Save the Pacers in 0.3 seconds, but Halliburton was in a very bad state in the first three quarters, and it was still difficult to stop the defeat when he recovered his sight in the last quarter.