, the NBA Finals battle reached a critical moment, the Indiana Pacers ushered in the life and death G6. Before the game, coach Rick Carlisle officially confirmed in an interview that core guard Tyrese Haliburton will play in today's game and will not be subject to a time limit, which is undoubtedly a shot in the arm for the Pacers.

Haliburton's condition was questionable due to a right calf strain, but after multiple strength tests before the game, the team's medical team believed that he was in good physical condition and was ready to play. Carlisle said: " Halliburton passed all the tests, he is in good condition, and he has clearly expressed his determination to play. This game is of great importance, and he is ready. "

So far this season, Haliburton has played 21 games for the Pacers, averaging 17.9 points, 5.8 rebounds, 9.1 assists and 1.3 steals per game. He is the engine of the team on both offense and defense. Before he was injured in Game 3 of the Finals , his organization and shooting posed a great threat to the Thunder, and once helped the Pacers tie the total score.

Currently, the Pacers are trailing the Thunder 2-3 in the finals , and Game 6 will be played at Indiana’s home court at 8:30 this morning . This game is a do-or-die battle for the Pacers. If they lose another game, they will watch the Thunder win the championship trophy.

Haliburton's return not only improved the Pacers' overall strength, but also injected strong faith and fighting spirit into the team. Teammate Siakam said before the game: " We know he has paid a lot for this. He is our leader. No matter how injured he is, he is willing to stand up. We have to do our best for him. "

The Thunder said they have made tactical preparations to deal with Haliburton's return, and the two sides will have the most intense match in the finals so far. The eyes of the entire league are focused on this possible championship battle, and Haliburton's return after injury has become one of the biggest focuses of this game.