The focus of the finals G6 is not on the court! Siakam s supernatural moment before the game has caused heated discussion

NBA Championship Game has entered the tiebreak again after 9 years! The Pacers broke out in the 6th Game of War and hit the Thunder 108-91, tied the series 3-3.

However, the focus is not only on the court. Before the game, MVP Siakam rolled his eyes when he raised his head in the player's channel, as if he was entering a state of possession of the soul, which was jokingly called by fans a sign of cheating.

Pacers' life-and-death battle all failed in the first 8 shots. Fortunately, they quickly adjusted the rhythm and launched a counterattack momentum. At the end of the first half, he relied on Haliburton, the number one player with a leg injury, and after stealing, he assisted Siakam to a fast break dunk. In addition, Siakam hit a buzzer-beating three-pointer, and scored a 30-9 climax, widening the score to 64-42 in one breath.

This back-to-back battle is the best performance of the Pacers in this series, leading almost the entire game and effectively suppressing the Thunder offensive. Although Halliburton was not 100% in form, he still performed efficiently. He scored 14 points and 5 assists in 23 minutes and took charge of 3 three-pointers. The team's substitute firepower and defense were fully utilized, showing amazing resilience, and won 17 points in the end.

In addition to the performance on the field, Pacers star Siakam's supernatural moment before the start of the game also sparked heated discussion. When he gathered in the player channel, his eyes rolled up as he looked up, as if he had entered a supernatural state. Netizens laughed and said, "He must have signed some contract in this game, and he had a completely eye for the sky!" The Eastern Conference Finals MVP contributed a double-double of 16 points and 13 rebounds in this game with 6 of 14 shots.

This is also the first time since the Cavaliers and Warriors' epic battle in 2016, the NBA Championship has reached the 7th game after 9 years. In the past 30 years, only 5 Finals have entered the tiebreak, with the first four being the Pistons vs Spurs in 2005, the Celtics vs Lakers in 2010, the Spurs vs Heat in 2013, and James led the Cavaliers to defeat the Warriors in 2016.