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Tyreese Halliburton says exactly what makes Shy Gilgus Alexander so "great" after fighting him in the NBA Finals
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Tyrese Haliburton Reveals What Truly Sets Shy Gilgus-Alexander Apart After Battling Him in the NBA Finals

July 23, 2025 2 Min Read
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Tyrese Halliburton and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander faced off in the 2025 NBA Finals, showcasing their elite talents on basketball’s biggest stage. Halliburton, leading the Indiana Pacers, delivered an outstanding playoff run with clutch shots that propelled his team to the finals. Meanwhile, Gilgeous-Alexander guided the powerhouse Oklahoma City Thunder to a stellar 68-14 regular season record, dominating the Western Conference. The finals highlighted their intense rivalry, with Halliburton expressing deep respect for Gilgeous-Alexander, praising his elite-level skills and versatility as a scorer across all three levels.

Gilgeous-Alexander not only secured the scoring title but also earned the regular season MVP, Finals MVP, and the championship, marking one of the greatest individual NBA seasons ever and asserting his place among the best players globally. Although Halliburton suffered a significant Achilles injury in Game 7, which may sideline him for the entire 2025-26 season, he remains positive about his competitor’s greatness. Additionally, the Pacers face challenges as their center, Miles Turner, is leaving to join the Milwaukee Bucks, a move Halliburton wishes him well with despite its impact on his team’s future championship hopes.

Fan Take: This showdown between Halliburton and Gilgeous-Alexander is a thrilling chapter for basketball enthusiasts, emphasizing the emergence of new superstars destined to shape the league’s future. The resilience and sportsmanship displayed in their rivalry enhance the NBA’s narrative, promising more exciting seasons ahead despite the setbacks for the Pacers.

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