NO one could believe the ending of Game 1 of the NBA Finals.

Tyrese Haliburton hit the biggest shot of his life on Thursday night, and his fellow Indiana star was blown away by it.

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Tyrese Haliburton hit a game-winning shot in Game 1 of the NBA Finals[/caption]

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Caitlin Clark couldn’t believe the shot that Haliburton made[/caption]

The Indiana Pacers took a 1-0 lead over the Oklahoma City Thunder in the 2025 NBA Finals.

Oklahoma City led the entire way, but the Pacers slowly chipped away at the lead in the four quarter.

Eventually, the Thunder held a 110-109 lead with just seconds left in the game.

At that point, Haliburton pulled up and scored a two-pointer with just 0.3 seconds left on the clock.

That gave the Pacers a 111-110 lead that would eventually give them a win.

Haliburton’s tough shot left the Thunder fans silenced and sent Pacers fans into a frenzy.

One of those fans was Caitlin Clark, who went wild on social media after the Pacers win.

“YOU CANT MAKE IT UP,” she posted on X with laughing emojis.

Other fans joined in with Clark to celebrate the Pacers’ win on social media.

“Are the Pacers & the Fever about to both win chips?!?” one fan said.

“I’d say it’s totally made up but we all just saw it,” another fan said.

“CC you better be in the house for games 3 and 4 we need you more than the Fever do rn,” a third fan said.

“Phenomenal win!!” a fourth fan said.

“Can’t stop, won’t stop- he’s the dream killer of the opposition,” a fifth fan said.

Clark has time to watch the Pacers in the playoffs as she recovers from a strained quad.

The Fever have struggled without her in the lineup, snapping a three-game losing streak on Tuesday.

They are only 3-4 and sit in the No. 7 seed in the league.

Clark was off to a great start before she got hurt.

She averaged 19 points, six rebounds, and 9.3 assists per game.

ANTHONY RICHARDSON’s participation in the 2025 NFL season is in major doubt.

The Indianapolis Colts quarterback has been blighted by injury since the 2023 season.

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Anthony Richardson has been blighted by injury since 2023[/caption]

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He’s set for an indefinite stint on the sidelines after aggravating the shoulder above his throwing arm[/caption]

Richardson made steady progress over the last few months but has since suffered a setback with his right shoulder.

The former Florida Gators QB has reinjured the joint on his throwing arm.

The full extent of his injury is unclear ahead of the Colts’ return to training camp on June 22.

But Head Coach Shane Steichen doesn’t expect to be able to call on the 23-year-old anytime soon.

When asked about a timeline for Richardson’s return, he said: “Not going to put a timetable for training camp on it.

“But when he does come back, we’ll ease him into throwing and then we’ll go from there.

“He was throwing it good. Meetings were good.

“He was making really good progress.”

Richardson’s loss is the gain of former New York Jets ace Daniel Jacobs, who inked a one-year deal with the Colts in March.

Steichen said: “Daniel will get a lot of reps and then we’ll see how it plays out.”

Richardson joined the Colts as the fourth overall pick of the 2023 NFL draft.

He was immediately thrown into the deep end as the Colts made him their starting QB.

Richardson, however, has missed several games through injury.

He’s missed 17 matches since his drafting, with 12 of those absences being down to his long-standing shoulder injury.

A DOCTOR who raped dozens of patients and secretly filmed examinations for almost two decades has been jailed in Norway.

A court on Friday sentenced Arne Bye, 55, to 21 years in prison in a case that has shocked the Scandinavian country.

Former GP Bye was found guilty of committing 70 counts of rape and sexual assault during gynecological examinations of his patients between 2004 and 2022.

He was also condemned for 80 instances of abuse of his position as a doctor.

Close to all of the offences occurred during medical examinations that Bye carried out on his patients whilst working as a physician at his medical practice in the small town of Frosta in central Norway.

The court in the city of Trondelag banned Bye from exercising his medical profession indefinitely and demanded he financially compensate his victims.

A harrowing total of 94 women testified during the trial, describing how wicked Bye committed multiple acts of non-consensual touching and digital penetration without medical justification.

The acts all constitute rape under Norwegian law.

Addressing the court on Friday, Judge Espen Haug reportedly said: “The suspect’s actions make this case an extremely serious one. The actions are unacceptable.

“The defendant’s actions happened in a place and setting where people are supposed to feel safe.

“His actions have undermined public trust in the health service as well as doctors in general.”

The 55-year-old defendant stood up and appeared calm as the maximum sentence was handed to him.

The sentence matched the one requested by the prosecution.

Bye’s defense had argued for lesser sentence, recognising only 20 of the rapes.

Bye also filmed the assaults.

Cops seized over 6,000 hours of footage during their investigation, including of his gynaecological examinations.

Bye was shown to have inserted a “deodorant-like”, “bottle-like” and a cylindrical object into the women – with no medical reason for doing so.

One woman, speaking to the court last November, said: “I thought I was going to die”.

Another unnamed woman said she had gone in to her GP’s office for a sore throat – before being given one of the invasive examinations.

She told how she ended up in her underwear on a bench, saying: “I thought that he is my doctor, so I did as he said.”

The indictment against Bye says the alleged assaults “happened quickly and unexpectedly” during the examinations.

Concerns were raised about him as long ago as 2006 – by another doctor in the gynaecology ward at a local hospital.

One of Bye’s patients, who was there for further treatment, said her doctor had massaged her genitals during the exam.

Bye was able to keep his job until the following year when charges were filed.

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