Tyrese Haliburton struggled mightily after getting hurt in Game 5 of the NBA Finals, which the Indiana Pacers lost to fall down 3-2 against the Oklahoma City Thunder

Rick Carlisle's squad has mastered the art of the comeback, defying the odds with a historic mental toughness that's redefining what's possible in the playoffs.

Last night, the Pacers overcame a substantial deficit for a sensational playoff victory, marking a significant comeback and highlighting team resilience.

Myles Turner on what has led to the Pacers’ resilience throughout its last two playoff runs: “We’re battle tested, man. I think we do well with adversity. I think we thrive in adversity. I think that this hasn't been like a cupcake run for us.

In a stunning Game 1 of the NBA Finals, the Indiana Pacers delivered a comeback for the ages, erasing a 15-point fourth-quarter deficit to shock the Oklahoma City Thunder on their home floor. Despite entering the night as heavy 9.5-point underdogs, the Pacers proved they’re never out of a game.

The Pacers center gave his point guard the ultimate praise after yet another playoff game-winner in the most dramatic fashion possible