Shakeia Taylor
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first heard Dec 2024
last heard 8 Apr
Shakeia Taylor’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Rahimi & Grote Show · Shakeia Taylor talks 'chaotic' state of Chicago Bulls, Sky · 8 Apr 2026
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Like, I guess in that context, you don't think Angel was wrong.
And now you send her somewhere where she's going to have all the things that your players still don't have.
they came out completely flat. I mean, there was no aggression. There was no force. There was nothing. The game got away from them pretty much right away. In the beginning, I thought they weren't playing well, but they proved me right even more so as the game went on.
Tyrese Halliburton actually, as he typically does after a game like that, he took it all on himself. I didn't set the tone. I didn't set the pace. I wasn't aggressive. Pascal Siakam, same thing. Like everybody who we heard from tonight, you know, we heard from Halliburton, Siakam, Benedict Matherin. Andrew Nimhard, everyone was saying the exact same thing is we didn't come out with enough force.
We didn't come out aggressively. We let them set the tone and they controlled it from the beginning, which obviously is a very accurate assessment of the game. Even Rick Carlisle, you know, he gave credit to the Knicks. Like he, you know, wasn't just putting it on the Pacers playing poorly, but the Knicks played well. Yeah.
Halliburton actually said that, you know, that the basics as far as what the Knicks have been doing was still there. They obviously didn't want to give too much credit to the Knicks for keeping them out of the game. But I mean, the Knicks defensively, as you already said, never let the Pacers get in rhythm. None of the starters did really well.
In fact, the highest score, you know, for the Pacers was Benedict Matherin, who came off the bench yeah that is a huge deal um typically their depth is always a positive but when the starters cannot get going the depth doesn't really matter that much
I credit the Knicks. Like the Knicks played incredibly well tonight, you know, and it's very hard to win a closeout game. It's even harder to win a closeout game in Madison Square Garden. Oh, yeah. Right. Like you got the energy of the crowd behind the Knicks and the crowd was into it from the beginning of the game.
I don't think mentally it looked like the Pacers were playing, you know, the way they normally do. And they let the Knicks dominate the pace of that game completely. You know, Halliburton was like, oh, I didn't get downhill, you know, but I don't even know if... The Knicks were really giving too much space.
I mean, maybe they were, maybe they weren't. I just know that it felt at least, you know, in the arena that the Pacers weren't their usual pesky, speedy selves. I'm so used to seeing them flying around the court, you know, moving very, very fast. And that wasn't happening. TJ McConnell, who I love to point out, is really aggravating if you're playing against him. And that's to his credit.
That wasn't happening tonight. I think Aaron Neesmith's ankle might be a bit of an issue, you know, and cause him to slow down a little bit. Because, you know, every time you get on a plane, that ankle is going to swell a little bit. It just was not clicking for the Pacers at all. No matter, you know, what Rick Carlisle was trying to do as far as lineups. Jarris Walker was in the game.
In fact, when he hit his three pointer, I think the entire section next to me said, who is that at the exact same time? Yeah. To Rick Carlisle's credit, he was definitely trying anything and everything to kind of motivate these guys to pick up the pace, to be more aggressive. And it just wasn't happening. I mean, but again, credit to the Knicks.
You know what? I would say... First of all, it's been so much fun. The energy in both arenas has been incredible. The energy from both teams, with the exception, obviously, of the Pacers tonight has been incredible. It's been hard fought with like these games have been close.
you know obviously not counting tonight they've been close there's there's been a ton of it's like on the court you can tell right like everybody wants it but off the court in their post-game interviews they clearly respect one another 100 and that is I think what's making it even cooler is these guys are like hey that guy is amazing I gotta beat him we have to beat them
Especially, there's a lot of love between Jalen Brunson and Tyrese Halliburton that I think is just really dope to see, considering the trolling that happens on the court. It's been so much fun. I think this series is definitely going to be one that we're talking about next year. As far as it going seven, if you're the Pacers, you don't want that. That cannot happen. No.
I think they have to absolutely win at home. you know, game six, close it out because there's pressure on them now, right?
Pressure's on them. They need to close the door. They need to go out and they need to dominate, you know, from the opening tip of the game. Because if they don't, I don't know that they come back to Madison Square Garden and make it happen. I really don't.
Like, I know that it's the Knicks who are on the brink of elimination, but it feels very much so like game six could put the Pacers, you know, in that... In that very tough spot.
The Athletic NBA Daily · Luka and the Lakers get physical | Are the Bucks finished? · 23 Apr 2025
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He doesn't think so, and neither do his teammates. Actually, after the game, Rick Carlisle, Coach Rick Carlisle, was asked about the athletics player poll. And in addition to being very fiery about it, he called it, Shameful, actually, he demanded to see the faces of the players who said that about his star. It was a very impassioned response from a coach who clearly backs his guy.
Tyrese also addressed the overrated votes. By saying he's just going to be himself. He, you know, he said he doesn't he doesn't give I'll say a damn about what anyone thinks of him. And, you know, he understands that, you know, people may not like what he's doing or who he is, but he's going to continue to be himself. And Pascal Siakam came in and supported that.
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