Tyrese Haliburton shortened his game 7 in the most brutal way.
Indiana's All-Star Guard started in the first quarter of the game, starting in the first quarter of Game 7, a bubble start – 9 points, 3-5 in the field, 3-4 in three-point shooting.
Tyrese has handled a tight right leg footstep in Game 5 and knows the risks of playing in Games 6 and 7. (Hello, Kevin Durant 2019).
In a harmless scene, the ball is passed to Harry and you can see his leg buckle/pop up from under him without touching.
In the heartbreaking scene, you see him immediately knowing the damage he caused when he cries and slams his fist on the floor.
Tyrese Haliburton was injured in Game 7. pic.twitter.com/az1uk65dfg
– ESPN (@epn) June 23, 2025
Shortly after Haliburton moved back to the locker room, the radio announced that he had a low right leg injury and would not return.
Tyrese Haliburton was helped to the court and locker room after a noticeable injury.
(via ESPN)pic.twitter.com/hrsmdylbst
– TSN (@TSN_SPORTS) June 23, 2025
LeBron James went to social media to express his disappointment and said almost all of our feelings.
Other NBA players followed suit:
Prayer people 🙏🏽
– Jalen Brunson (@Jalenbrunson1) June 23, 2025
🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Never want to see that 😔– trae Young (@thetraeyoung) June 23, 2025
You never want to see it, pray 🙏🏽
— Karl-Anthony Town (@karltowns) June 23, 2025
Doctors on social media predict that the injury is Achilles or advanced calf strains, as you can see his legs are popular.
One social media user summed it up perfectly:
“Win or lose, Tyrese Haliburton's 2025 playoffs include some of the most miraculous basketball moments we've ever seen. His loud image should be this one, not one he cried on the floor tonight.”
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