Carlisle: There may be statistics on Halliburton s naming in the future, and I have always encouraged Matherine

On May 28, the NBA East Finals G5, the Pacers defeated the Knicks 130-121 at home, leading 3-1. After the game, Pacers coach Carlisle accepted an interview with the media.

Speaking of Mathering, Carlisle said: "I am proud of him. I have always encouraged him to stay in shape and let him know that the team needs him. The playoffs are a completely different battlefield, and he has brought us a huge help." Mathering played for 12 minutes in this game, scoring 5 of 8 shots and scored 20 points, 2 rebounds and 2 assists.

Speaking of Halliburton's highlight night, Carlisle said: "I know he played some historical data tonight, and all media will report and praise these achievements. But in our current rhythm, this is only the 7th day of the 13-day cycle, and tomorrow will be the 8th day. He always maintains amazing resilience, firmly believes in the cause we are advancing, and firmly believes in his positioning."

Speaking of Halliburton's 0 mistakes, Carlisle said: "One day in the future, there may be a new statistics named after him." Halliburton started for 37 minutes in this game, scored 32 points, 12 rebounds and 15 assists, and there was no mistake.

In addition, Carlisle also said: "This is an extremely anxious game, and the competition is fierce. The shooting performances of some players in the series are incredible. Both teams are at the top level, and the players continue to contribute incredible moments. Tonight's successful defense and rebounds feel like a 'rare achievement'. We made the situation deviate from the established direction in Game 3, and tonight we are determined to turn the situation around. Everyone must focus on the present and play every game day after day, every minute and second."