The Pacers lifted the ban so that NBA star Haliburton's father could watch the game in the box at home

The Pacers took a 2-1 series lead over the Knicks in the Eastern Conference Championship of the NBA playoffs, and it was reported earlier that Haliburton's father, John Haliburton, who was originally banned by the Pacers from watching the game, has lifted the ban and can be there to cheer for his son in Game 4.

The Pacers lifted the ban so that Haliburton's father could watch the game in the box at home.

According to ESPN's Charania, the Pacers have allowed John Halliburton to watch at home, but will arrange for him to watch the game in a box, and only the Pacers' home court, and will not let him accompany him on the road.


The Pacers eliminated the Bucks in the first round of the NBA playoffs, and after winning the final game, John Haliburton was banned by the Pacers for rushing into the court and getting into a verbal altercation with the Bucks star Antetokounmpo.

After the incident, John Haliburton publicly apologized on social media and said that the Pacers' decision was understandable, and now that his son and the team have reached the Eastern Conference Championship Game, the team has also decided to lift the ban in Game 4.