Tyrese Haliburton is a Basketball Genius

[@bootch82]

He players like a soccer player. Always making shoulder checks so he knows where everyone is and where the holes are

[@talestomazalves8089]

Great observation

[@awesomeninja234]

Haliburton averages more assists than Jokic but I think Jokic is a better passer in the half court. Haliburton is better in transition, similar to how Magic Johnson threw end to end touchdown. Haliburton's dimes are much more flashy than Jokic's. But Jokic understands passing angles in the half court better than Haliburton as of now, so I give the best passer award to Jokic

[@mrlion8834]

Indy’s jersey game has really improved.

[@nazrawiberhe9599]

Great Breakdown, we pacers fans don’t get ts a lot

[@TolbertOseiOwusu]

Tyrese the true point guard ❤

[@lesanikuniku2153]

Tyrese maxey

[@eaonwii4256]

Good vid!

[@jaron312]

It’s all him 100%

[@dabneyoffermein595]

he used to be. not anymore. pacers brought him back too quick and he's broken, hopefully not forever. doesn't have the same smile he once had either. They traded his Buddy.

[@lee9617]

Jokic and luka clear him as passers even trae, Hali’s creativity as a manipulator, lob passer, and maybe window passing is not on their level. Like half his look away passes are after he’s already made the pass😭😭

[@JCreole]

All I saw was poor transition defense….No excuses for NBA teams

[@JC-ch7lr]

Get rid of illegal defense rules....Let players play zone and help side defense.

[@declup]

Compare these clips with a soccer game. It should be no surprise that basketball and soccer have the exact opposite problem: basketball makes offense too easy, while soccer makes offense too hard. What is basketball? There's some dribbling (I guess), but, basically, it's throwing a ball _over_ the defense into a net. Soccer's kicking a ball _through_ the defense into a net. Over vs. through. Accurate hands vs. inaccurate feet. The games themselves are fundamentally imbalanced.

[@declup]

Here are some ideas to weaken basketball offense: (1) raise the hoop by about two feet or more; (2) allow goaltending; (3) allow only four of the five players to play offense (so, in effect, one of them becomes a quasi-goalkeeper); (4) prohibit scoring from the paint; (5) enforce rules against carrying and double-dribbling and disallow the Euro-step; (6) make the diameter of the hoop smaller; (7) require every player on the offense to make contact with the ball before any scoring attempt is possible; (8) make the shot-shot clock duration shorter.

[@jolosarmiento24]

@@decluplol at these suggestions. They could always just reverse all the rule changes they made and go back to the Bad Boy Pistons era. Not sure why they would choose to make the game boring though

[@jamalwalker]

​You don't have go back that far you could easily just tweak it to fit the 2010s defense structure teams were averaging about 105-108 points then which I think with increased level of talent it makes since teams should with the right defenses rules in place be averaging 100-110 not 115-120 ​@@jolosarmiento24

[@pnutbuttajellee1394]

BUT the worst defense by rating. Just like Kings last season. It has to balance out eventually.

[@yorksfolly1255]

Is he really?

[@dabneyoffermein595]

kings knew

[@mattbricekell]

Hes overrated