In the competitive world of the NBA, standing out is no small feat. Yet, Tyrese Haliburton of the Indiana Pacers has achieved a remarkable level of dominance this season. His latest performance against the Boston Celtics, leading to a 122-112 victory, encapsulates this perfectly. Haliburton finished the game with a triple-double, amassing 26 points, 13 assists, and 10 rebounds, all without committing a single turnover. This exceptional feat marked his third time this season scoring 25+ points with 10+ assists and zero turnovers, matching the collective achievement of all other NBA players this season.
Haliburton’s stats are a testament to his growing stature in the league. He’s averaging career-highs in points (26.9) and assists (11.9) per game, coupled with his best shooting season yet, hitting 52.1% of his field goals and an impressive 44.7% from beyond the arc. Moreover, his turnover rate stands at just 2.4 per game, the third-lowest in his career, underscoring his efficiency and control on the court. Haliburton’s consistent performances and ability to maintain control under pressure have established him as one of the premier guards in the NBA, reshaping the standards of excellence in the league.
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