Passers say

Indianapolis – Indiana Pacers star Tieres haliburton NBA Final's game 3 dismissed any concern about his injury status, after practice on Tuesday, that he was working with “a low -foot cheese”, but he felt right and would not be an obstacle for the game 3 in any way.

“I don't think there is something else to expand,” Heliberton said. “I feel fine and I will be ready to go to the game 3.”

Heliberton went with a lame as he dropped out of his postgam news conference after scoring 17 points in Game 2 after a 123–107 defeat in Oklahoma City on Sunday night. In practice on Tuesday, Heliberton tapped his right ankle, but according to coach Rick Carlisley, Pacers Star Guards were not limited on the court.

“I know he had some inconvenience,” Carlisley said on Tuesday. “He feels it. But every day it's getting better. I don't think you are going to make a big deal.

“This is the time of the year where it is not just better than this. The atmosphere, interest, opportunity, coming back and coming home, just to be so excited. We have found some people who are a little below the weather; I don't think anything is about to keep these people to play in the game.”

Instead of being on any possible injury, Haliberton was focusing more on its need to improve entering game 3. He is assisting 15.5 points, 6.5 rebounds and 6.0 on 50% shooting so far in this series, thanks to the back-to-back strong fourth quarters. After Sunday's game, he admitted that he needed to be better in the first half of the game to prevent pacers from falling back from double digits – a task against Thunder Defense said.

“They are really connected to the defensive end,” said Haliberton. “I think they mix coverage. Coach [Mark] Daigneault is not afraid to do things on the fly. He does nothing that is very traditional.

“They have really done so all year. I feel that they are ready to join things. The biggest thing is only by personnel. Their workers are different from everywhere.”

Postsen has been a subject in Postsen from additional defensive attention teams, trying to get the ball out of Heliberton's hands, but Carlisley said there was a big difference with Thunder.

“The difference is that there are more people to throw on a great player in Oklahoma,” Karlisley said. “We have gone many times from these situations, not only during the playoffs, but also during the regular season, not only this season but also during pre -sessions. We are going to adjust and create better conditions. We are going to be better.”

For Heliberton, the film has a better start with a review. He has developed a careful film watcher in the last few sessions, which has helped him and pacers make adjustments to the game.

Indiana has not left back-to-back games from 8-10 March.

“Playing two games against these people is really good,” Heliberton said. “It gives me more movies to see, see where I can be better. I think I have not been great from the first two games in any way. I am just trying to be the best version of myself.”