Pacers star Halliburton makes No. 1 in NBA history

According to the official NBA data statistics on June 10, the Pacers lost to the Thunder 107:123 away yesterday, and the two sides drew 1-1 in the series. But Pacers star Haliburton still created a first-rate NBA history. He played 33 minutes yesterday, making 7 of 13 shots, 3 of 8 three-pointers, scoring 17 points + 3 rebounds + 6 assists + 2 steals + 2 blocks.

According to NBA statistics, since the 1996-97 season, the effective shooting percentage of players in the league in the regular season + playoffs in the single season (the difference between 5 points in the last five minutes) was 79.5% effective shooting percentage at the critical moment of the Pacers guard star Halliburton made a record of 79.5% in the critical moment, creating the first place in history!

This effective hit rate record in the previous 28 years belongs to Rockets center Yao Ming, who created a high hit rate of 73.3% in the 2004 season; Jazz center Oku created a new height in his personal career in a single season in the 2007 season;

Nuggets star Jokic created a 69.5% personal highest effective hit rate in the 2020 season.

I have to say that Halliburton is using his magic to create miracles, and he also set a new NBA history record in his final winning moments this season!