Trey Kirby

But he didn't complete his bingo card until the 97 NBA Finals. So Jordan eventually got one in every round, but it took him a long time. So the point is Halliburton has done in a single postseason what it took Jordan to do in an entire career. And what LeBron has not even actually accomplished in 22 NBA seasons.

But he didn't complete his bingo card until the 97 NBA Finals. So Jordan eventually got one in every round, but it took him a long time. So the point is Halliburton has done in a single postseason what it took Jordan to do in an entire career. And what LeBron has not even actually accomplished in 22 NBA seasons.

But he didn't complete his bingo card until the 97 NBA Finals. So Jordan eventually got one in every round, but it took him a long time. So the point is Halliburton has done in a single postseason what it took Jordan to do in an entire career. And what LeBron has not even actually accomplished in 22 NBA seasons.

Basically game winner or clutch shot like that in the final couple seconds in every single round.

Basically game winner or clutch shot like that in the final couple seconds in every single round.

Basically game winner or clutch shot like that in the final couple seconds in every single round.

You slipped it in there at one point, that lane violation on the Siakam free throw attempt when he did clank two free throws. I mean, it is down the stretch here. All these points matter. And the second one, the officials come in and say, oh, no, no, no. OK, he's into the lane. We're going to reshoot that one. And he hit it. I mean, obviously, it ended up being a big point.

You slipped it in there at one point, that lane violation on the Siakam free throw attempt when he did clank two free throws. I mean, it is down the stretch here. All these points matter. And the second one, the officials come in and say, oh, no, no, no. OK, he's into the lane. We're going to reshoot that one. And he hit it. I mean, obviously, it ended up being a big point.

You slipped it in there at one point, that lane violation on the Siakam free throw attempt when he did clank two free throws. I mean, it is down the stretch here. All these points matter. And the second one, the officials come in and say, oh, no, no, no. OK, he's into the lane. We're going to reshoot that one. And he hit it. I mean, obviously, it ended up being a big point.

In a game, you win 1-11, 1-10. I thought it was a bit of a weird call because... It was like 10 guys it felt like in the lane. Like everybody was a violation. And even Breen was like, you can go weeks of watching the NBA and they'll never call that. So it was just strange that they did. I don't know if you had a take on it. You thought it was the right call?

In a game, you win 1-11, 1-10. I thought it was a bit of a weird call because... It was like 10 guys it felt like in the lane. Like everybody was a violation. And even Breen was like, you can go weeks of watching the NBA and they'll never call that. So it was just strange that they did. I don't know if you had a take on it. You thought it was the right call?

In a game, you win 1-11, 1-10. I thought it was a bit of a weird call because... It was like 10 guys it felt like in the lane. Like everybody was a violation. And even Breen was like, you can go weeks of watching the NBA and they'll never call that. So it was just strange that they did. I don't know if you had a take on it. You thought it was the right call?

Yeah, that one.

Yeah, that one.

Yeah, that one.

It goes on and on and on. That's like the beauty of these coaches playing so many guys, I think. It's like this high-level defense, or at least effort, right? Because they just come in waves and they play so many guys. That starts to wane as the game goes on when you have these coaches and we've seen teams that play their guys more. 40, 45 minutes. Well, like, I mean, something's got to fall off.

It goes on and on and on. That's like the beauty of these coaches playing so many guys, I think. It's like this high-level defense, or at least effort, right? Because they just come in waves and they play so many guys. That starts to wane as the game goes on when you have these coaches and we've seen teams that play their guys more. 40, 45 minutes. Well, like, I mean, something's got to fall off.

It goes on and on and on. That's like the beauty of these coaches playing so many guys, I think. It's like this high-level defense, or at least effort, right? Because they just come in waves and they play so many guys. That starts to wane as the game goes on when you have these coaches and we've seen teams that play their guys more. 40, 45 minutes. Well, like, I mean, something's got to fall off.

Like you're going to lose some energy, especially you usually lose it on the defensive end first, but we don't really have that case because so many guys are both really good defenders or at least give a damn and put an effort. And then like everybody's sort of fresh when they keep coming in, in these ways. Didn't we have a Rick Carlisle did the old like hockey lineup switch.

Like you're going to lose some energy, especially you usually lose it on the defensive end first, but we don't really have that case because so many guys are both really good defenders or at least give a damn and put an effort. And then like everybody's sort of fresh when they keep coming in, in these ways. Didn't we have a Rick Carlisle did the old like hockey lineup switch.