NBA／一票之差擊敗哈利伯頓 席亞康勇奪東區冠軍賽MVP
此戰席亞康（Pascal Siakam）18投10中，繳出31分5籃板3助攻3阻攻的全方位數據，加上系列賽的穩定發揮，以1票之差擊敗隊友哈利伯頓（Tyrese Haliburton），榮獲東區冠軍賽MVP。
PASCAL SIAKAM IS THE EASTERN CONFERENCE FINALS MVP!!!He receives the Larry Bird Trophy 🤩 pic.twitter.com/ucKfAnWPEE
— NBA (@NBA) 2025年6月1日
席亞康在東區冠軍賽6場比賽場均可拿下24.8分5籃板3.5助攻1.3抄截0.7阻攻，投籃命中率達52%，三分球命中率也有50%的高水準。其中3場拿到至少30分，但另外3場則都低於20分。
Pascal Siakam TOOK OVER in the East Finals.🔥 24.8 points per game🔥 5.0 rebounds per game🔥 52.4% from the floor🔥 ECF MVPThe @Pacers are the 2024-25 East Champions! pic.twitter.com/Jipd87YJy5
— NBA (@NBA) 2025年6月1日
席亞康是從溜馬傳奇射手米勒手上接過名為「大鳥柏德（Larry Bird Trophy）」的東區冠軍賽MVP獎盃，這兩人和溜馬有著深厚淵源。在25年前溜馬隊史首度打進總冠軍賽的過程中，柏德正是當時的總教練。
Pascal Siakam received five of the nine votes for Eastern Conference Finals MVP from a media panel covering the series. Tyrese Haliburton received the other four votes. pic.twitter.com/ZdpvJsRaTf
— NBA Communications (@NBAPR) 2025年6月1日
mvP.Pascal Siakam has been named Eastern Conference Finals MVP and the recipient of the Larry Bird Trophy ⭐️ pic.twitter.com/GGH1C15YrN
— Indiana Pacers (@Pacers) 2025年6月1日
"YEAH, THOMAS. YEAHHHH!"Pascal Siakam shouted out Thomas Bryant for his MASSIVE impact off the bench in the @Pacers Finals-clinching win 👏💯 https://t.co/sjKGTXta3s pic.twitter.com/tr8mE4qvzV
— NBA (@NBA) 2025年6月1日
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