Rewrites multiple data records in one season, Halliburton s key shot percentage firmly tops the list

As the NBA Finals G2 battle is about to begin, the league officially released a set of impressive data showing Halliburton's outstanding performance in the G1 battle.

In this G1 game, the Thunder played against the Pacers at home. Although they seemed to take the initiative at one time, they were eventually reversed by the Pacers 110-111 due to Halliburton's winning mid-range shot, thus falling 0-1 behind in the series. At the last moment of the game, Halliburton was like a god's help, completing the game with a magical jump shot, helping the Pacers reverse the victory when they were at most 15 points behind in the final quarter.

According to statistics, Halliburton performed quite outstandingly in the regular season and playoffs of this season, including the fourth quarter and overtime stage. He scored 13 goals in 15 attempts at critical moments, with a shocking 86.7% shooting percentage. This figure is far ahead of second and third Murray and Brunson, whose hit percentage is below 30%, which is a rather significant gap.

At the same time, the Pacers are not favored by the outside world and staged many incredible reversal feasts in the playoffs this season. First, in the history of the NBA playoffs, when he was 7 points behind and 35 seconds left in the game, his previous record was 0 wins and 1,600 losses. However, in the first round of G5, the Pacers reversed the victory over the Bucks, and the record was rewritten to 1 win and 1,600 losses. Secondly, in the history of the playoffs, if there are 48 seconds left and 7 points behind, the total record is 2 wins and 1621 losses, but in the second round of G2 battle against the Cavaliers, the Pacers completed a reversal, turning this record into 3 wins and 1621 losses.

In addition, the NBA history has a total record of 0 wins and 971 losses with 14 points behind in 2 minutes and 50 seconds left. In the Eastern Conference Finals against the Knicks, the Pacers also made a reversal, changing this record to 1 win, 971 losses. Finally, in the history of the finals, if you fall behind by 9 points with 3 minutes left, your total record is 0 wins and 182 losses. But in the first game against the Thunder in the finals, the Pacers successfully reversed with only 0.3 seconds left, rewrite the record to 1 win and 182 losses.

Among the above four records, three of them have a historical winning rate of 0 wins, while the Pacers have rewrited three records this season. They reached the finals under unpopular situation, showing their dark horse posture, and creating multiple new data records. This is the charm contained in competitive sports. Since entering the playoffs, the Pacers have all taken the initiative with a 2-0 advantage, and they are currently leading 1-0. Next, can they continue to be in good shape? Let's wait and see the results of today's game!