"Knicks scared the pants off him" - NBA fans clown Tyrese Haliburton for pregame camo outfit ahead of game vs Knicks

The Indiana Pacers star Tyrese Haliburton entered the arena wearing a camo outfit on Friday. The Pacers star is looking to lead the team to a potential Game 7 to extend the series against the New York Knicks. Fans were surprised to see Haliburton's fashion sense again as he has a unique style.

Haliburton has struggled against the Knicks this series, but he's done his best to lead his team. The two-time All-Star has put up 21.6 points, 4.0 rebounds and 6.8 assists while also making 53.3% of his shots from the field. His efficiency from beyond the arc has not disappointed as he's made 43.5% of his attempts.

In their last game, Haliburton struggled to make shots. He only had 13 points, two rebounds and five assists. He was 1-of-4 from behind the three-point arc. Tonight, the star guard has set his eyes on extending the series.

Here are some of the reactions from fans after seeing his pregame outfit.

"Knicks scared the pants off him," one fan said.

"Dressing in preparation for the disappearing act he's gonna pull in a few hours," one fan said.

"Take a good look at him, he might to invisible again like last game," another fan said.

However, there were a few who thought his clothes weren't terrible.

"Dropping 30 tonight," one fan said.

"He looks great," another fan complimented his outfit.

"Means he’s ready for and standing on business," this fan believes Haliburton is ready for action.

Game 6 between the Pacers and Knicks tips off at 8:30 p.m. ET.

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Tyrese Haliburton believes prioritizing rebounding could be key in Game 6

In Game 5 of their series, the Knicks were a dominant force in the glass as they controlled the defensive rebounds with 33. Not only were they crashing the boards defensively, but they also got a ton of second-chance opportunities since they controlled rebounding on the offensive end.

New York had 53 total rebounds; 33 were on defense, and 20 were on offense. The Pacers, on the other hand, were passive in rebounding the ball. They had 29 total rebounds; 24 were from the defensive side, while they only had five offensively.

As they prepare for Game 6, Tyrese Haliburton shared that rebounding is key to their game plan against the Knicks.

"I think the biggest thing is just rebounding, finishing possessions," Haliburton said. "It’s no secret that they dominated the glass, so we gotta be able to finish possessions better. Once we do that, that allows our offense, everything to open up."

The Pacers are focused on extending the series as they try to win Game 6 at home tonight.