Pacers No. 1 Lucky Star? Caitlyn Clark won 8 games on the spot, imitating Miller-Harry s throat to celebrate

On June 12, in the NBA Finals, the Pacers defeated the Thunder 116-107, and won the lead with a total score of 2-1. The Pacers hit an offensive climax in the final quarter when both sides were in a stalemate and successfully defeated the Thunder with sharp offensive and defensive performances. In the end, the Pacers ushered in their first home win in the finals after 25 years. The Pacers not only continued a big winning law in this game, but also broke the G3's loss curse.

WNBA Indiana fanatic star Caitlin Clark appeared again at the Pacers' home game. As the Pacers' sibling team, Caitlin Clark has always been a fan of the Pacers, and has repeatedly made public voices to cheer for the Pacers, and she seems to always bring good luck to the Pacers.

According to relevant statistics, this is the 8th time Caitlin Clark has appeared at the Pacers at home to watch the game this season. Pacers have won all of these 8 games. Caitlin Clark seems to be able to help the Pacers win when they arrive.

You must know that G3 has been an unfortunate existence for the Pacers this season. In the first three rounds, the Pacers suffered losses without exception in G3. They lost 16 points against the Bucks in the first round, lost 22 points against the Cavaliers in the second round, and lost 6 points against the Knicks in the East Finals. They seem to have an overall weakness after changing the field. Now the Pacers finally broke the G3's unbeatable curse with their performance on the court. Caitlyn Clark made Halliburton's throat locking move imitating Reggie Miller to pay tribute to two stars of the Pacers' two eras, and Reggie Miller also happened to watch the game together on the sidelines.

According to the schedule, both sides will take a day off and then continue the G4 showdown at home at the Pacers. Caitlin Clark and Fanatic have recently ushered in a three-day break, and the next game is also played in Indiana. It is not ruled out that she will continue to appear at the Pacers' home court, bringing good luck to the Pacers and striving to win the series championship point in the next game.