Before Halliburton s final victory, James s single-season overtakes the ball and hits first in history!

June 6. The Thunder were reversed by the Pacers in the first game of the finals, and Halliburton was sure to win. Although Halliburton's data is average, with 14 points, 10 rebounds and 6 assists, the final score is worth a thousand gold. Because only left the Thunder with a basically useless 0.3 seconds, Halliburton's goal this time is a winning goal in a broad sense. Halliburton talked about his idol James before the game. He had a winning victory in this game. It can be said that he was successful in asking God. The god and idol he invited were the gods of the playoffs and the number one person in history James.

After Halliburton, a James fan who beats the Thunder, he has some winning numbers that surpasses his idol James and ranks first in history. In other words, before Halliburton's final victory, James had several key data that were the best in history.

Of course, although Halliburton has some of the winning numbers that surpass James, James also has many winning numbers that are the best in history. For example, James scored 7 goals in the last 5 seconds of the playoffs, which is unique in history, with Halliburton having 4. James scored 8 goals in the last 5 seconds of the playoffs, which is unique in history, with Halliburton and Miller both 5, second in the same period.

Statistics from the US media Crazy Stats, Halliburton's final record over James was in the last 90 seconds of the game (including the fourth quarter and overtime). He made 6 of 7 shots, with a shooting percentage of 85.7%, the first in the history of the same period. James was the first in history in 2018, with 5 of 6 shots and 83.3%, and like Halliburton, there were 4 games. These are also the only two players with a shooting percentage of more than 80%. The third is Nowitzki in 2011 and Stockton in 1997, with 5 of 7 shots, 71.4% in 4 games. The sixth is Ray Allen in 2009 and Durant in 2012 (5 games, 5 out of 8), and the seventh is Ben Gordon in 2009 (5 games, 5 out of 11). Kobe and Curry are not good at critical moments, so it is difficult to be on the list of any overtake or winning numbers.