Let’s face it, come on. The guy is not really about to choke someone. And so I hope the NBA don’t find him because that’s what we paying to see. Like you talk

Haliburton hit the famous Reggie Miller choke celebration. The Pacers legend originally performed that taunt against the Knicks back in Game 5 of the 1994 Eastern Conference Finals, a series ultimately won by New York. The Pacers star guard spoke after the game, joking that he may have pulled that one out a little early.

The Indiana Pacers' comeback Game 1 win over the New York Knicks in the Eastern Conference finals on Wednesday night was one for the books. And, arguably the most iconic moment to come out of the game was when Tyrese Haliburton paid homage to Reggie Miller by evoking his famous "choke" celebration.