#Comeback

Indiana Pacers pull off a historic comeback, defeating the Thunder with Haliburton`s clutch shot in the NBA Finals.

In a breathtaking display of resilience, the Indiana Pacers orchestrated a remarkable comeback in Game 1 of the NBA Finals against the Oklahoma City Thunder. With the clock ticking down and a daunting 15-point deficit looming in the fourth quarter, the Pacers rallied to secure a thrilling 111-110 victory. The game-winning moment came from the hands of Tyrese Haliburton, who sank a jumper with a mere 0.3 seconds left on the clock, sending the Gainbridge Fieldhouse into a frenzy.

This victory not only etched the Pacers` name in history as they tied the record for the largest fourth-quarter comeback in Finals history over the last 50 years, but it also marked Haliburton`s shot as the latest game-winner in an NBA Finals since Michael Jordan`s iconic moment in 1997. The Pacers have now defied the odds by overcoming five 15-point deficits this postseason, the most by any team since 1998. Haliburton`s clutch performance has been nothing short of extraordinary, as he now shares the spotlight with Reggie Miller, boasting five career game-tying or go-ahead field goals in the final moments of playoff games since at least 1997. For more on the NBA, check out NBA and explore NBA gear.

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