INDIANAPOLIS The Indiana Pacers stunningly defeated the Oklahoma City Thunder in Game 1 of the NBA Finals after Tyrese Haliburton's last-second shot. That one shot spiked the heart rates of Pacers fans across the country.

"That rush of adrenaline is certainly there and certainly can affect the heart," said Ascension St. Vincent cardiologist Dr. Jeff Price. "They cause the heart rate to go up, cause the blood pressure to go up. Probably moreso in a game like that where it's relatively calm and then something spectacular happens at the end."

Brent Bridwell was among the most excited Pacers fans after the comeback win. He and his wife traveled from Indianapolis to Oklahoma City and sat behind the Pacers sideline wearing their hometown gear.

"I put my hand over my heart because it was pound

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