Ryen Russillo

we'll try to do as good of a job. Let's, let's start in the East here a little bit. You know, there's not really much left to say with Cleveland, but since we haven't really talked, you know, I think that if you were Colby Altman or Kenny Atkinson, you could say, okay, look, I mean, it sucks. We lost, but we had a, compromise Garland, we miss Mobley for a game, blow the game too.

we'll try to do as good of a job. Let's, let's start in the East here a little bit. You know, there's not really much left to say with Cleveland, but since we haven't really talked, you know, I think that if you were Colby Altman or Kenny Atkinson, you could say, okay, look, I mean, it sucks. We lost, but we had a, compromise Garland, we miss Mobley for a game, blow the game too.

But I still think that game five, for them to get that lead and then the Pacers to put it on them and come back and close that one out and close out game two, there's something to be said of what the Pacers did to this team. So I think both things can be true, that the Cavs have legit excuses, but the Pacers put it on them

But I still think that game five, for them to get that lead and then the Pacers to put it on them and come back and close that one out and close out game two, there's something to be said of what the Pacers did to this team. So I think both things can be true, that the Cavs have legit excuses, but the Pacers put it on them

But I still think that game five, for them to get that lead and then the Pacers to put it on them and come back and close that one out and close out game two, there's something to be said of what the Pacers did to this team. So I think both things can be true, that the Cavs have legit excuses, but the Pacers put it on them

And so when you look at that series and their comfort level now, getting through what they got through last year, but then closing out a really special Cleveland team, special regular season team, how much do you think that factors in to how you see the East play now?

And so when you look at that series and their comfort level now, getting through what they got through last year, but then closing out a really special Cleveland team, special regular season team, how much do you think that factors in to how you see the East play now?

And so when you look at that series and their comfort level now, getting through what they got through last year, but then closing out a really special Cleveland team, special regular season team, how much do you think that factors in to how you see the East play now?

So when you look at the Pacers' defensive options against Brunson, I mean, how does that... I thought Detroit, watching that series, I'm thinking, okay... Really good effort from Schroeder, but there's some bad switching matchups that have to get stuck with Brunson. One of the reasons why I thought Boston would win the series is there's going to be a totally different challenge.

So when you look at the Pacers' defensive options against Brunson, I mean, how does that... I thought Detroit, watching that series, I'm thinking, okay... Really good effort from Schroeder, but there's some bad switching matchups that have to get stuck with Brunson. One of the reasons why I thought Boston would win the series is there's going to be a totally different challenge.

So when you look at the Pacers' defensive options against Brunson, I mean, how does that... I thought Detroit, watching that series, I'm thinking, okay... Really good effort from Schroeder, but there's some bad switching matchups that have to get stuck with Brunson. One of the reasons why I thought Boston would win the series is there's going to be a totally different challenge.

What do you think the Pacers have for Brunson and how that compares to teams that are ready for it or teams where you feel like they'll get exposed?

What do you think the Pacers have for Brunson and how that compares to teams that are ready for it or teams where you feel like they'll get exposed?

What do you think the Pacers have for Brunson and how that compares to teams that are ready for it or teams where you feel like they'll get exposed?

Yeah, I think we're going to see a lot of TJ picking him up full court and trying to be like a Sar who I thought fought with Brunson well. I mean, I still think about how he just rode him out of bounds on that one, and Brunson wanted the foul on the scorer's table. Then you watch the replay, and you're like, man, he just kind of like...

Yeah, I think we're going to see a lot of TJ picking him up full court and trying to be like a Sar who I thought fought with Brunson well. I mean, I still think about how he just rode him out of bounds on that one, and Brunson wanted the foul on the scorer's table. Then you watch the replay, and you're like, man, he just kind of like...

Yeah, I think we're going to see a lot of TJ picking him up full court and trying to be like a Sar who I thought fought with Brunson well. I mean, I still think about how he just rode him out of bounds on that one, and Brunson wanted the foul on the scorer's table. Then you watch the replay, and you're like, man, he just kind of like...

He just guided him out of bounds, which feels impossible against the best players in this league. Neesmith is chaos in a good way, but I also think he's probably going to foul out at every one of these games. I think Mathurin has stepped up his defense from a place where you felt like you could attack him to now.

He just guided him out of bounds, which feels impossible against the best players in this league. Neesmith is chaos in a good way, but I also think he's probably going to foul out at every one of these games. I think Mathurin has stepped up his defense from a place where you felt like you could attack him to now.

He just guided him out of bounds, which feels impossible against the best players in this league. Neesmith is chaos in a good way, but I also think he's probably going to foul out at every one of these games. I think Mathurin has stepped up his defense from a place where you felt like you could attack him to now.