At the time, it was nothing more than a turnover — an inadvertent error born of the underdeveloped chemistry that should probably be expected from a team that was dramatically overhauled at the trade deadline. In retrospect, however, there was foreshadowing at play in what then seemed like just some insignificant little something. Occurring during only his second game with the Pacers, Tyrese Haliburton revealed both the trust he has in his teammates, as well as his desire to push the pace following made baskets, by advancing the ball ahead not with a hit-ahead pass but with a pass that very literally hit Terry Taylor in the back.
On the duality of what makes the Pacers tick from three
