SEE PICS: Reggie Miller erupted in celebration as Indiana Pacers' Tyrese Haliburton finished game in his signature style

Former Indiana Pacers star Reggie Miller and his family watched Game 1 of the Indiana Pacers against the Oklahoma City Thunder together and enjoyed it thoroughly. Miller took to Instagram story to share with fans a glimpse of him going crazy with family, the moment Tyrese Haliburton posted the winning shot in his signature buzzer-beater style.

Reggie Miller shared how he enjoyed Indiana Pacers’ nail-biting finish against Oklahoma City Thunder

Every Indiana Pacers die-hard fan must have stayed glued to Game 1 of the NBA finals. The team took on the Oklahoma City Thunder, and it was no less than a clash of titans. Among all fans was Reggie Miller, who caught the action live from home with family. He shared on his Instagram story a video where he and the clan erupted in joy the moment Tyrese Haliburton posted the buzzer-beater shot and turned the tables in the team’s favor.Here is a glimpse of how he and his family reacted to Tyrese Haliburton’s winning shot; the caption read:“I think this was all of @pacers Nation at the closing of Game 1!!! Well done @tyresehaliburton”

Alongside the video-based story, Miller also posted a picture of her daughter, who posed with the iconic ‘choke’ gesture to celebrate the Pacers’ win. He captioned the picture, “My baby girl doing the Reggie Miller choke after the Pacers win”

Miller posted another picture with children doing the choke gesture on his Instagram story to celebrate the Pacers’ stylish win.

Reggie Miller praised Tyrese Haliburton for his game-winning shot

The Indiana Pacers showed the hard stuff they are made of with their signature comeback style in Game 1 of the NBA Finals against the Oklahoma City Thunder. Reggie Miller praised Tyrese Haliburton and shared how Haliburton’s style reminded him of buzzer-beater games he had delivered during his playing career.

Even Tyrese Haliburton acknowledged the fact that the team does not give up until the clock reads 0. Their ability to keep on fighting till the end is what keeps them going and helps them score wins in the most unexpected circumstances.Also Read: "You're a real one" - Tyrese Haliburton and Scott Van Pelt turn on bromance mode after Indiana Pacers' signature comeback in NBA Finals Game 1Though the Oklahoma City Thunder is a favorite and fans considered it a stronger team, the Pacers’ control in the last quarter didn’t let them have the game in their favor. The Pacers will meet the Thunder for Game 2 on June 8.