Halliburton: I thought for the first time after I left the stage, we might have no chance. This ending is unfair

August 28th News Recently, Pacers guard Halliburton was interviewed on the podcast program "Impaulsive".

When asked about his psychological fluctuations after his Achilles tendon injury in the finals, Halliburton said: "It's still hard for me to digest it because of the playoff journey we went through. We never felt like we were going to die, we could turn around every round of the series, and it felt like we were destined to win no matter what happened. I guess at that moment, the first time during the entire playoffs, I felt like, 'We might have no chance, maybe it's all over that.'

"So I was very upset after I left the game, I didn't worry that I would be out of the game for a whole year, and I would be fine in the end. What I worry more is our team, and I know if I'm on the court, we have a bigger chance of winning. The sacrifices we all make end up like this, which is unfair, but sometimes things are like this. ”