Pacers legend Reggie Miller was on the call for TNT for Game 1, and the Hall of Famer had the perfect reaction to Haliburton's clutch heroics — especially after the Indiana guard busted out Miller's infamous choke sign celebration after he hit his shot.

John has been out of the postseason spotlight since a heated exchange with Milwaukee Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo at the end of Indiana's first-round series in April led to a decision that he would not attend the Pacers' playoff run moving forward.

To Haliburton's credit, he admitted he did Miller's choke sign wrong during his postgame interview, essentially because it wasn't for the win:

Long before Tyrese Haliburton emerged as a terrific clutch performer for the Indiana Pacers, Reggie Miller played that role to devastating effect. Miller spent his entire 18-year NBA career with the Pacers and delivered in the big moments time and time again.

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