Did the Pacers Just Pull Off the Greatest Playoff Comeback EVER?

Pacers make history with a comeback no NBA team has ever pulled off before.

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00:00After the Pacers' miraculous comeback against the Knicks at Madison Square Garden on Wednesday,

00:04it's got people asking, is this the greatest playoff comeback of all time? Here's what you

00:09need to know. Over the past 27 postseasons, teams were 0-970 when trailing by 14 or more

00:15points in the final 250 of regulation. After last night, that record is now 1-970.

00:22Since 1998, only four teams have overcome a 7-plus point deficit in the final minute of the fourth

00:28quarter or overtime in a playoff game, and three of those comebacks have come from the Pacers this

00:33year. They include the Game 5 win in the first round that sent Giannis and the Bucs packing,

00:38the Game 2 win over the Cavs in the second round that led to this iconic Halliburton celebration,

00:43and now this unbelievable win at MSG. Not only that, Tyrese Halliburton is on one of the best

00:50clutch streaks in NBA history. This postseason, Halley has hit five of six shots taken to tie

00:56or take the lead in the final 90 seconds of the fourth quarter or overtime. That's tied for the

01:01most shots in a single postseason since 1997. The other players with five shots? LeBron in 2018,

01:08Durant in 2012, Dirk in 2011, Ray Allen and Ben Gordon in 2009, and John Stockton in 1997.

01:16The real hero of the night was Aaron Neesmith, whose six threes in the fourth quarter were the

01:21most by any player in the play-by-play era. Of course, the other iconic Pacers comeback at

01:26Madison Square Garden was Reggie Miller's legendary eight points in nine seconds, a moment Tyrese

01:31paid homage to after hitting the game-tying shot at the end of the fourth quarter. Tyrese had this

01:36to say about his celebration after the game. If I would have known it was a two, I would not have

01:42done it. So I think I might have wasted it. If I do it again, then I might be, people might say I'm like

01:49Aura Farming, so I'm not, I don't plan on using it again. So what do you think? Is this Pacers comeback

01:55as good as Reggie Miller's? Let us know in the comments below. Remember to like the video and subscribe

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