Tyrese Haliburton Makes NBA Playoff History in Game 4

🏀 Tyrese Haliburton’s Historic Triple-Double Powers Pacers in Game 4

First Player in NBA Playoff History to Record 30+ Points, 15+ Assists, 10+ Rebounds with Zero Turnovers

Tyrese Haliburton posts a flawless triple-double with 32 PTS, 15 AST, and 12 REB zero turnovers — as the Pacers take a 3-1 lead over the Knicks.

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Tyrese Haliburton delivered a performance for the ages on Tuesday night, leading the Indiana Pacers to a 130-121 victory over the New York Knicks in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Finals. With 32 points, 15 assists, and 12 rebounds — and zero turnovers — Haliburton etched his name in the NBA record books.

According to ESPN Stats & Info, he became the first player in NBA playoff history to record a 30+ point, 15+ assist, 10+ rebound triple-double without a single turnover since the league began officially tracking turnovers in the 1977-78 season.

“I just try to play the right way,” Haliburton said postgame. “When I’m aggressive, and when I’m in control, this team flows with me.”

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📊 Key Stats Breakdown

Category	Stat
Points	32
Assists	15
Rebounds	12
Turnovers	0
FG%	61.9% (13/21)
3PT	4/7
Minutes Played	39

This stat line wasn’t just dominant — it was flawless. Haliburton orchestrated the Pacers' offense like a maestro, threading assists, scoring efficiently, and cleaning the glass. All while maintaining complete control of the ball.

 Elite Company — and a Unique Record

While NBA legends such as Magic Johnson, LeBron James, and Jason Kidd have had historic triple-doubles in the postseason, none have matched Haliburton’s efficiency with zero turnovers under this volume of usage.

His decision-making under pressure, combined with a high basketball IQ, places him in elite and exclusive territory — not just for this postseason, but all-time.

Game Impact and Series Outlook

The Pacers’ win gives them a 3-1 series lead over the Knicks and puts them one step away from their first NBA Finals appearance since 2000. Haliburton’s leadership and unselfish play have become the identity of this surging Indiana squad.

New York, led by Jalen Brunson and Julius Randle, showed resilience but ultimately couldn't match the Pacers' pace or depth. Game 5 now shifts back to Madison Square Garden, where the Knicks face elimination.

 What’s Next?

• Game 5: Thursday, May 30 at Madison Square Garden

• Series Score: Pacers lead 3-1

• Pacers’ Last Finals Appearance: 2000

If Indiana clinches the series, Haliburton's Game 4 masterpiece will go down as the turning point — not just in this series, but in Pacers history.

 Final Word

Tyrese Haliburton has officially arrived as a postseason superstar. With the poise of a veteran and the fire of a franchise player, he’s rewriting what it means to be a modern point guard — and he’s doing it without mistakes.