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That is always the story. It's almost as simple as that. And we'd be remiss to not mention the fact that the Aaron Neesmith ankle thing kind of switched gears. Momentum, in a really weird way, is fickle in basketball where one guy goes down. He's obviously essential to their defense, to the Pacers' defense.

That is always the story. It's almost as simple as that. And we'd be remiss to not mention the fact that the Aaron Neesmith ankle thing kind of switched gears. Momentum, in a really weird way, is fickle in basketball where one guy goes down. He's obviously essential to their defense, to the Pacers' defense.

That is always the story. It's almost as simple as that. And we'd be remiss to not mention the fact that the Aaron Neesmith ankle thing kind of switched gears. Momentum, in a really weird way, is fickle in basketball where one guy goes down. He's obviously essential to their defense, to the Pacers' defense.

And I think that gave the Knicks a little bit of life to be like, all right, let's try to cut into this lead. You mentioned them ending it by, I think it was like 10 or maybe 13 by the end of the fourth quarter. Yeah. 13. And then they were able to answer back. So I just I think it's moments like these where you look at it and you're like, can the Knicks, can the Knicks even up in game four?

And I think that gave the Knicks a little bit of life to be like, all right, let's try to cut into this lead. You mentioned them ending it by, I think it was like 10 or maybe 13 by the end of the fourth quarter. Yeah. 13. And then they were able to answer back. So I just I think it's moments like these where you look at it and you're like, can the Knicks, can the Knicks even up in game four?

And I think that gave the Knicks a little bit of life to be like, all right, let's try to cut into this lead. You mentioned them ending it by, I think it was like 10 or maybe 13 by the end of the fourth quarter. Yeah. 13. And then they were able to answer back. So I just I think it's moments like these where you look at it and you're like, can the Knicks, can the Knicks even up in game four?

Can like did they find something or is this just desperation? You know, a team that is looking at their season being lost and answering back in a major way with this huge comeback.

Can like did they find something or is this just desperation? You know, a team that is looking at their season being lost and answering back in a major way with this huge comeback.

Can like did they find something or is this just desperation? You know, a team that is looking at their season being lost and answering back in a major way with this huge comeback.

Yeah, it was a credit to the Knicks defense. And like, I think they found something in that fourth quarter against Halliburton where they were scram switching. And for the folks at home, that's basically like, you know, they were presenting it as if they were going to go into drop coverage with cat. And then the defender who was guarding Halliburton would pop out and get back onto Halliburton.

Yeah, it was a credit to the Knicks defense. And like, I think they found something in that fourth quarter against Halliburton where they were scram switching. And for the folks at home, that's basically like, you know, they were presenting it as if they were going to go into drop coverage with cat. And then the defender who was guarding Halliburton would pop out and get back onto Halliburton.

Yeah, it was a credit to the Knicks defense. And like, I think they found something in that fourth quarter against Halliburton where they were scram switching. And for the folks at home, that's basically like, you know, they were presenting it as if they were going to go into drop coverage with cat. And then the defender who was guarding Halliburton would pop out and get back onto Halliburton.

And so they were kind of disguising what they were doing in a lot of ways. And that confused the Pacers offense a little bit. They also iced out Pascal Siakam in the final four minutes of the game. They just said, you're not going to get the ball. We're not going to give you a post-miss match for you to go one-on-one against. That was basically Indiana's only source of offense.

And so they were kind of disguising what they were doing in a lot of ways. And that confused the Pacers offense a little bit. They also iced out Pascal Siakam in the final four minutes of the game. They just said, you're not going to get the ball. We're not going to give you a post-miss match for you to go one-on-one against. That was basically Indiana's only source of offense.

And so they were kind of disguising what they were doing in a lot of ways. And that confused the Pacers offense a little bit. They also iced out Pascal Siakam in the final four minutes of the game. They just said, you're not going to get the ball. We're not going to give you a post-miss match for you to go one-on-one against. That was basically Indiana's only source of offense.

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right you're always better when the ball is flying around that's exactly how indy likes to play they didn't get a chance to do that in the fourth um so yeah it's just it's it was a weird win this series has been really weird dave the whole time game one to game three just strange

right you're always better when the ball is flying around that's exactly how indy likes to play they didn't get a chance to do that in the fourth um so yeah it's just it's it was a weird win this series has been really weird dave the whole time game one to game three just strange