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Caitlin Clark revives Reggie Miller's notorious choke sign as Pacers mount comeback in Game 3 of NBA Finals

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Ryan Morik
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During Game 3 of the NBA Finals, Fever star Caitlin Clark was seen using Reggie Miller's infamous "choke" sign after the Indiana Pacers mounted a comeback victory against the Oklahoma City Thunder. The Pacers won 116-107, taking a 2-1 series lead, continuing a tradition of the gesture for the team.

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  1. 1 Game 1 of Eastern Conference finals: Tyrese Haliburton uses the choke sign after a perceived game-winning shot (later ruled a game-tying two).
  2. 2 Wednesday night (Game 3 of NBA Finals): Pacers trail Thunder 89-84 through three quarters.
  3. 3 Wednesday night (Game 3 of NBA Finals): Pacers outscore OKC 32-18 in the final 12 minutes to win.
  4. 4 Wednesday night (Game 3 of NBA Finals): Caitlin Clark uses the "choke" sign after the Pacers' comeback.
  5. 5 Following Game 3: Pacers take a 2-1 series lead.
  6. 6 Friday night: Game 4 on Pacers' home court.
  • Pacers take a 2-1 lead in the NBA Finals
  • The "choke" sign tradition continues for the Pacers
What: Caitlin Clark used the "choke" sign, a gesture popularized by Reggie Miller, after the Indiana Pacers completed a comeback victory against the Oklahoma City Thunder in Game 3 of the NBA Finals.
When: Wednesday night (Game 3 of NBA Finals).
Where: Indiana (Pacers' home arena), United States.
Why: To celebrate the Pacers' comeback victory and continue a tradition associated with the team's history of comebacks.
How: Clark, attending the game, mimicked the "choke" sign after the Pacers outscored the Thunder 32-18 in the final quarter to win.

During Game 3 of the NBA Finals, Fever star Caitlin Clark was seen using Reggie Miller's infamous "choke" sign after the Indiana Pacers mounted a comeback victory against the Oklahoma City Thunder. The Pacers won 116-107, taking a 2-1 series lead, continuing a tradition of the gesture for the team.