Tyrese Haliburton's Innovative Assist Highlights Pacers' Win Over Knicks

In a display of creativity, Haliburton's backboard pass to Siakam contributes to a 125-111 victory at Madison Square Garden.

Tyrese Haliburton of the Indiana Pacers showcased his creativity with a unique assist off the backboard to Pascal Siakam during their victory over the New York Knicks.
The play, which involved Haliburton throwing the ball to himself off the backboard before passing to Siakam for a three-pointer, has been hailed as a moment of improvisation.
Haliburton's performance, including this assist, contributed to the Pacers' 125-111 win, marking his first victory at Madison Square Garden.
The assist is part of a trend where NBA players utilize the backboard for self-passes, a move that has become increasingly popular.
Haliburton's creativity and resourcefulness on the court have been highlighted as key factors in the Pacers' successful season.