Special Guest
speaker
516 appearances
11 recordings
7 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard Jun 2025
Special Guest’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
Trend
recordings per month · last 12 monthsNo recordings in the last 12 months.Older appearances are listed below; set an alert to hear about the next one.
Appearances
Yeah, I didn't know that Pascal Siakam, I called the over 19.5 points in this game.
Yeah, that Pascal was at 19. He didn't get that half point. I didn't know that the Thunder would be starting Case and Wallace, and Pascal Siakam took advantage of that in a couple cross matchups to start this game because Pacers couldn't score, and I didn't know Halliburton would be thrown off as Pacers. You heard him on the audio track.
He said, I mean, I was I was just kind of had the jitters and he wasn't right. And to see at the end of the game and to hear Andrew Nebhard was at his locker and did like three minutes of press. And he was gone. He didn't have to do anything. Everybody's talking about Halliburton. Everybody talks about Halliburton and forgets about Pascal Siakam and Andrew Nembhard.
Pascal Siakam with that monstrous block and the putback with that minute left. Huge. Nembhard, fourth quarter, huge. Ben Matherin coming through, huge. Miles Turner coming through with two big threes and a mid-range shot, huge. Obi Toppin, huge. Who the heck saw that coming?
Sloppy topping.
How do they do it? How do these Pacers do it? It is wild to think about. How they only had a lead with only .3 seconds left. I can't help but start to think of the 2011 Mavs and their run to the NBA championship and how they were not really favored in that first series. Just like the Pacers here in Milwaukee, Dallas wasn't really... Sorry, the... Pacers versus Milwaukee.
Some people took the Pacers. Some people took Dallas over Portland in 2011. But then they were just underdog, underdog, underdog. Like the Pacers are to the Cavs, Knicks, and Thunder here. And here they are. Yeah.
the Thunder have been here before yeah two rounds ago yeah exactly in game one against the Nuggets it's not yeah it's not far-fetched to see them come back but yeah they gave up that fourth quarter lead in the Aaron Gordon game winner so so I still think they're the favorite and but I will be proven wrong I'm sure I mean this is gonna be a long series and that's the beauty of it it feels like
That's the good one.
Yeah.
Good comparison right there. I mean, Halliburton had a 12-point game until that game-winning shot. It wasn't a spectacular Halliburton game. They allowed... Andrew Nembhard, again, kind of saved the day, but it was wild. 9.42 left, down 15 to see the Pacers go on a 32-16 run to end the game. And they scored 35 in that fourth quarter. They didn't even come close to 32 in the first three quarters.
They just banged it home. The numbers are dumb. I'm looking at my sheet here. The Thunder took 16 more shots.
Just came through when it mattered because they hit six threes in the fourth quarter and the Thunder hit zero. And so they just couldn't get to the end. And maybe Shea is gassed a little bit because – He did have to score a lot. They did say to the Thunder, all right, Shea, go off, and we'll take care of the other guys.
But it felt like with Chet and the way he started and Jalen Williams like two minutes into his first NBA Finals game, bringing the ball up and stepping into a three-point shot and hitting it, you think, okay, if Shea is good and Chet is good with the way he started along with that Jalen three, you think, oh... Man, they're good.
No, and that's a fair question with 324 left. Dagnon, he goes back to those Thunder last year before Isaiah Hartenstein when Chet Holmgren was hurt. They were playing a 6-6 guy at center, essentially. They were tiny for the last 324.
Again, Lou Dort comes with a huge block, but Pascal Siakam, the monster of anybody on the floor, he's the biggest guy, comes through with the big offensive rebound and the big block of Shea with a minute 7 seconds left. So I wonder... I wonder if that happens again.
Oh, yeah. I was surprised, too. I was surprised how the Thunder reacted positively. I mean, they were balling.
Yeah. You know, Cason Wallace has a big minus, and he got the shot hit over him, although I do think there was a miscommunication there. Yeah, I am surprised for sure. Well, you don't play one of your bigs. Your winning got Hartenschein to pair with Holmgren before the season, so we can't get out rebounded.
And it was a problem right at the end. I don't think Cason Wallace was the problem at all, but... Yeah, I mean, this Pacers team, I guess, would have beaten any team. I don't know. Hartenstein came out and played awesome in his minutes.
Yeah, he was so good.
Showing 21–40 of 516 · page 2 of 26
← Previous
Next →