Pacers topped the hot search in the United States, Harry is as brave as a beast, creating a law of 13 consecutive victories after 1 win and 121 losses

On June 6, the flames of G1 in the finals began, and the Pacers reversed the Thunder with a slight advantage of 111-110, seized the lead, and led 1-0 in the total score. After the game, O'Neal in the TNT commentator's seat could not hide his surprise: "I really never expected such a plot reversal. When the Thunder held a 15-point lead, I thought the victory was like a bag." After this game, the news that the Pacers' shocking reversal of the Thunder quickly topped the top of the hot search list in the United States. As the game entered the last 2 minutes and 36 seconds, the Pacers were still 9 points behind the Thunder. According to statistics from reporter John Dubos, since 1997, teams leading 7 points or more in the last three minutes of the finals have maintained an impressive record of 121 wins and 0 losses. However, the Pacers created miracles in this game, breaking this unbeaten myth, and writing a new chapter with an amazing contrast of 1 win, 121 losses.

The Thunder once led the Pacers by up to 15 points, but the Pacers finally completed this epic reversal with their tenacious will and excellent tactical execution. The NBA officials praised this, saying that this was the fifth time in NBA history that it had fallen behind at least 15 points in the Finals to achieve a reversal, and it was also the case of the biggest reversal in the Finals G1 since 1998.

Halliburton once again showed his big heart in this game, and he contributed at least one winning goal in every round of the series. Since 1997, Halliburton tied Miller's record with 5 times, second only to James' eight times. American media exclaimed: "Even a script like this is hard to imagine even the screenwriter! Halliburton led the Pacers to complete a shocking reversal in the last quarter." And those voices who once thought Halliburton was overrated can only witness him transforming into a beast on the court and leading the Pacers to move forward continuously.

It is worth mentioning that the Pacers have reversed at least 15 points in a single game for the fifth time this season, and when the score exceeds 110 points, the record is as high as 13 wins and 0 losses. The Pacers scored exactly 111 points in this battle, which once again confirmed the magical charm of this law of invincibility.