Haliburton is not panicked by the NBA playoffs East Conference G5 fiasco, and the team has no problem

In Game 5 of the NBA Playoffs Eastern Championship Game, the Pacers were counterattacked by the Knicks on the road, losing the game 94-111, and the series was chased to 2-3, which was also the worst offensive game for the Pacers in this year's playoffs, but Haliburton is not worried about this, and is still confident that he can advance to the championship.

Halliburton wasn't flustered by the G5 fiasco

In an interview after the game, Haliburton stressed that there is "no need to panic" about the game 5 defeat, because the Pacers are a resilient team, and said that the team will always have a strong determination to get back in the next game after such a heavy defeat, and he and his teammates know the importance of the next game and think the team has no problem.

Haliburton was out of luck in the game, with only 8 points, 2 rebounds and 6 assists, and he said that he had to bounce back in the next game, and his teammates had to play more like a team, play with speed, and he would take the lead to get those things done. "We've proven that we can succeed in the playoffs." Haliburton said they would watch the film before Game 6 to find out what they needed to improve and play better.

The Pacers currently have a 3-2 series lead and only need one more win to advance to the championship, and Game 6 will be held on the Pacers' home court, where the Pacers will have to fight hard to advance.