Let's talk about that jaw-dropping basketball feast, do you say surprise, surprise? In the home court of the Pacers, Damian Lillard is one word - ruthless! slashing 75 points, this statistic sounds heart-pounding, and I can't help but want to kneel for my big brother! And facing the tough Milwaukee Bucks, this game can be said to have sucked the eyes of all basketball fans.
On the day of the game, the Pacers' arena was bustling with activity, and the enthusiasm of the fans seemed to tear off the roof. Lillard felt hot on this day, and outside the three-point line was like his own backyard, shooting casually, and the uproar was all the sound of the wind under the net, which was dazzling to watch. And these 75 points are by no means the kind of empty statistics, every point is a critical moment to the heart of the bucks, which is simply the savior of the Pacers.
Of course, we also have to talk about Ty Halliburton. This guy may be a little depressed in this game, and his performance is indeed a little lonely in the face of the Bucks. For 38 minutes, he didn't feel good, and although he still contributed 9 points, 7 rebounds and 8 assists, he was clearly overshadowed by Lillard's brilliance. He only scored 2 points in the second half, which is a bit of a drama for a player who usually averages 20.1 points per game. But this does not mean that Halliburton is "lost". Any player has moments when he is out of shape, and the key is how to adjust and rebound.
When it comes to the details of the game, you have to know that the game was amazingly fast-paced, and the ball passed from one end to the other in less than a second. The Pacers vs. Bucks vs. Shooters, with no one letting anyone. Every score of Lillard seems to have stabbed the Bucks in the heart, especially in the last quarter, the key three-point shot directly determines the situation, which makes people scream!
As for Tay Haliburton, despite his poor performance, we can't forget his brilliant season all season. The average of 20.1 points and 10.9 assists in a season is telling. He shot 47.7 percent from three-point range and 85.5 percent from the free-throw line, which is one of the best in the league.
Basketball, this thing, is about teamwork. A Lillard outburst is backed by the tacit cooperation of the entire Pacers, and a Haliburton outburst may only be a temporary malfunction. We should evaluate a player from a holistic and long-term perspective. After all, basketball is a five-a-side game, not a one-man game.
In the end, this game was a valuable experience for both the Pacers and the Bucks. For the Pacers, Lillard's performance is undoubtedly a shot in the arm, and for the Bucks, it is also a warning that no opponent can be underestimated. As for Halliburton, don't rush to conclusions, this alliance is playing out new stories every day. Let's just see how he bounces back in the next games!