“We’ve Never Seen Anything Like That” – Tyrese Haliburton’s Clutch Gene Stuns NBA Analyst, Hails NBA Finals Performance

Akash Vaishnav

Last updated: June 7, 2025 - 2 min read

Tyrese Haliburton delivers late-game magic as Analyst makes a massive claim on his historic clutch streak

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Tyrese Haliburton is having an amazing run in the NBA Playoffs this season. It has been a revelation not only for him but also the Indiana Pacers. Despite the Thunder having home court advantage, the Pacers stole Game 1 with a clutch two-pointer in the dying seconds.

It was Haliburton’s efforts in the end that pushed the Pacers towards a major victory. The OKC Thunder may not go down without a fight, but the Pacers have already flipped the momentum and defied every prediction.

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If Haliburton keeps performing the way he has, Thunder may not have any answers. What remains one of the strongest points for the Pacers is their ability to drain out their opponents and draw the blood in the fourth quarter.

Tyrese Haliburton’s clutch performances have often bailed the Pacers out during high-pressure moments this postseason. Thursday night’s game was a testament to how the Pacers have operated through the playoffs this season. Despite early setbacks, they held their nerves and kept believing and finally delivered.

Brian Windhorst Hails Tyrese Haliburton’s NBA Finals Performance

ESPN journalist Brian Windhorst shared some strong statements in favor of Tyrese Haliburton suggesting, “He is unequivocally having the greatest run of clutch shooting we have seen in the history of the sport.”

Windhorst added, “So, you know about the four shots within 1.3 seconds just in the playoffs, but [Mike Greenberg], I’m going to tell you that this season, Tyrese Haliburton is 12-of-14 inside two minutes in the game to go ahead and tie the game. We’ve never seen anything like that.”

There may be doubts about his overall game justifying the superstar label, but his clutch credentials are beyond question. Tyrese Haliburton has taken the league by storm through his game winners and buzzer beaters. His uncanny ability to hit late-game daggers has earned him the nickname ‘Hali Curry’ among fans and analysts alike.

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I cover NBA at the Playoffs. I specialize in covering breaking news, Previews, in in-depth analysis (breaking down numbers, complex stats, nuances of the game, and converting them into reader-friendly content). Furthermore, I got into the sports media while looking for an entry into the media industry. I love International Relations, and since entry without majoring in the subject was difficult, I got into sports. Now, while majoring in International Relations on one side, I also like covering sports as part of the journey as a young Journalist.