BREAKING NEWS: Tyrese Haliburton Shares the Definitive Ranking of His Four Playoff Buzzer Beaters TO…..SEE MORE

BREAKING NEWS: Tyrese Haliburton Shares the Definitive Ranking of His Four Playoff Buzzer Beaters

In a surprise social media post that’s already setting NBA Twitter on fire, Indiana Pacers star Tyrese Haliburton has revealed his official ranking of the four buzzer beaters he’s hit in the playoffs — and let’s just say, fans and analysts alike are already debating his picks.

Haliburton, known for his high IQ and clutch performances, dropped the list late last night in a video titled, “No Debates: My 4 Buzzer Beaters Ranked”, where he broke down each iconic shot with personal insight, behind-the-scenes details, and a touch of humor.

“I know y’all been asking which one was my favorite,” Haliburton said with a grin. “So I figured, let’s settle it right now.”

Here’s how he ranked them:

🏆 #1 – Game 5 vs. Milwaukee (2024, First Round)

“The shot that put us up 3-2 and silenced the Fiserv Forum.”
Haliburton cited this deep sidestep three over Jrue Holiday as his top moment.

“That one felt different. We were underdogs, and I knew I had to deliver. Cold-blooded.”

🥈 #2 – Game 2 vs. Boston (2025, Eastern Conference Finals)

“Over Tatum. In TD Garden. Enough said.”

“It was the atmosphere. The intensity. And to hit that shot in that building? Legendary.”

🥉 #3 – Game 1 vs. Cleveland (2023, Play-In)

“We needed that W to stay alive.”

“That floater felt like slow motion. It might not have been the flashiest, but the pressure was insane.”

🪙 #4 – Game 3 vs. New York (2024, Semifinals)

“Catch-and-shoot in the corner. Silky, but not my flashiest.”

“Still proud of it, but the moment wasn’t as wild as the others.”

Fans React

Predictably, the rankings have stirred plenty of debate. Some fans argue the New York game-winner deserved a higher spot, citing its impossible angle. Others fully back the Milwaukee buzzer beater as Haliburton’s most iconic shot yet.

What’s Next?

With the Pacers making a serious postseason push, fans are asking a new question:
Will he need to re-rank this list soon?

One thing’s for sure — Tyrese Haliburton isn’t done writing playoff history.