Watch: Like Pacers' Tyrese Haliburton, the conventions of basketball breaks

Scroll down to see my latest video, which makes the star of Indiana Pacers Tyrese Haliburton the most unique playmaker in the NBA.

A team led by Tyrese Haliburton is nothing conventional.

Regardless of whether he is preparing his team for unlikely comebacks and clutch shots with his unorthodox jumper or flummoxing defender with his stunning games with his stunning games, Haliburton finds a way to break the conventions of the basketball every time he steps on the pitch.

In many ways, Haliburton is the highlight of this wide -open era of basketball. But he is also a mystery. He treats the game like a great science experiment: an arena for him to invent new ways to inspire the fans and to deceive his opponents.

In the last two seasons, Haliburton drove the Pacers to some of the most efficient crimes in NBA history. Last season Indiana scored an average of 121 points per 100 possessions, the third most common ever. After a slow start this season, the Pacers came back near the top of the league during an increase in the second half and make a deep NBA playoff run again.

Your system begins and ends with Haliburton. He sets the 'pace' in Pacers by forceing his teammates to play at its exciting speed. Better, despite the implementation of a wide -open style, Haliburton is one of the lowest players in the league.

By shaking the conventional way we see the game, Haliburton moves Haliburton into the beat of his own drum. He plays rhythm in his own circadian, which makes it almost impossible to anticipate what he will do next.

He is unique in every respect. And that's why it's his pacer.

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