In the 12 games this season that Haliburton played without Fox, he flourished to the tune of 19.2 points, 10.0 assists and 4.1 rebounds while shooting 45.8% overall, 39.1% from behind the arc and 86.7% at the free-throw line.įox said Haliburton will 'seize every opportunity that he's given' with the Pacers, especially since Caris LeVert was traded to the Cavs and starting point guard Malcolm Brogdon is sidelined with a sore right Achilles. He took a backseat to max-contract guard De'Aaron Fox in Sacramento but still proved that he can be a dynamic lead guard. This season, Haliburton is averaging 14.3 points, 7.4 assists and 3.9 rebounds per game while shooting 45.7% from the field, 41.8% on 3-pointers and 83.7% at the free-throw line. Haliburton was being modest when discussing the Pacers' acquisition of him because there are plenty of reasons why he was brought in as their point guard of the future. They're another organization taking a chance on me when they have no reason to, so I'mma put everything I got into this.' 'It hurt when I got traded because I loved being there, and I loved the people, but coming here I'mma do the same thing. I want to be a part of it, and it can be my biggest upside, but it can be a big downfall, too. 'But that's a part of the business and I think that's kind of my best trait. 'It's scary, right? I put a lot of love, a lot of trust in Sacramento and kind of immersed myself in the community and with the people and they got rid of me,' Haliburton said. … I’mma put all I got into this.” #Pacers /元TDM0awFA … It’s part of the business.” then asked if there’s any difficulty to trust a new franchise:

I asked Tyrese Haliburton about not having the chance to rebuild with the Kings:

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