Halliburton has uncertainty about playing, Carlisle has made plans for the

On June 19, the NBA Finals will be held Game 6, and the Pacers star Haliburton's injury has attracted much attention. According to the Pacers, Halliburton will make the final decision on whether to participate in the game before the G6 game. He himself said that as long as he has the opportunity to play, he will not give up easily.

In the fifth game, Halliburton's performance was not ideal due to injury. He played 34 minutes in the game, missed all six shots, missed four three-pointers, made 4 free throws, scored only 4 points, 7 rebounds and 6 assists, and made 3 turnovers at the same time, with a plus-negative value of -13, which was his worst game in this year's finals. When asked if he was confirmed to have a muscle strain, he simply replied: "Yes. "

After finishing training that day, Halliburton said in an interview: "Today I tried my best to complete the training and did what I could. The coach has arranged my playing plan and we will follow the plan." Then, Halliburton added: "Usually, this kind of injury is needed to take a week or two in the regular season, but now is a life-and-death time. As a competitor, I hope to play the game, even if I get injured, and I will try my best to play."

Pacers coach Carlisle discussed Halliburton's injury status. He said: "In the next 36 hours, we will conduct a very detailed examination and evaluation of his injured calf. Judging from the current situation, there is still a question of whether he can participate in the next game. He will basically make a decision on whether to play before the game." Speaking of the team's preparations, Carlisle said: "We are ready to deal with two situations, one is that Halliburton cannot play, the other is that he can play, and we are all ready." The official injury report released by the Pacers shows that there is still uncertainty about whether Halliburton can play. Game 6 of the

Finals will be played at 8:30 am on June 20, with the Pacers going to play against the Thunder at home, and they are currently behind with a 2-3 innings. Can Halliburton help the team turn the situation around? Let's wait and see!