to educate the public about the predator.

“You love him if he’s on your side when he was playing and you love to hate him if he’s on the other side, and he embraced the back-and-forth with the crowd and everything else. So I don’t know if Haliburton’s got all that. He tried last night, but he did it on a tie game, so I don’t know if that’s the time to do it. But look, I think Indiana fans think he’s the guy. It’s whether the nationwide fans start to look at him that way.”Nesmith was under the basket as Haliburton’s shot went through. The forward had sparked the comeback by going 6 for 6 from 3-point range and scoring 20 of his 30 points in the final 4:46 of regulation. Might he have wanted the final shot that went to Haliburton?

“Little bit. Little bit,” he said. “Be lying if I said I wasn’t, but big-time players make big-time plays and that’s what he continues to do on a daily basis.”NEW YORK (AP) — Tyrese Haliburton was sure his jumper as regulation ended was going in, then wasn’t certain it had after it bounced high off the rim and hung in the air for what felt like an eternity.He thought it was a 3-pointer to win the game, then quickly realized it was a 2 to tie. A lot to process, followed by just one thought with overtime looming.

“Then my focus just became winning it,” Haliburton said.The Pacers did, finishing off their stunning rally by beating the New York Knicks 138-135 in overtime Wednesday night in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference finals.

The Knicks led by 14 points with under three minutes remaining in regulation, but Aaron Nesmith brought the Pacers back with a flurry of 3-pointers.

Haliburton then hoped he had won it with another. With the Pacers down two and time running down, he started to lose control of his dribble, regained it and dribbled back out toward the 3-point line. He fired up his jumper and when it finally fell in, he raced toward the sideline and made ainto imports of computer chips, chipmaking equipment and pharmaceuticals — signaling next steps toward imposing tariffs on these sectors. The U.S. Commerce Department posts notices about these probes, seeking public comment within the next three weeks.

Separately, the Commerce Department says it’s withdrawing from a 2019 agreement that had suspended an antidumping investigation into fresh tomato imports from Mexico. That termination, set to take effect July 14, means most tomatoes from Mexico will be subject to a 20.91% tariff.Trump signs executive orders to

on automobiles and auto parts — aimed at easing import taxes for vehicles that are made with foreign parts, but assembled in the U.S.For one year, the administration says it will provide a rebate of 3.75% relative to the sales prices of a domestically-assembled car — a figure reached by putting the previously-imposed 25% import tax on parts that make up 15% of that price. And for the second year, the rebate would equal 2.5% of the sales price, applying to a smaller share of the vehicle’s parts.