Trey Kirby

Yeah, because obviously the defense is like ready for the board, ready for the bounce. Out a little bit more. But anyway, continue.

Yeah, because obviously the defense is like ready for the board, ready for the bounce. Out a little bit more. But anyway, continue.

Yeah, after an abysmal first half, where I know we'll talk about this, but what, 19 turnovers in the first half? Now, lucky for Indiana, some of them were dead ball variety. You know, it wasn't them going the other way, but the ones that were live balls, the Pacers did an incredible job just to get back.

Yeah, after an abysmal first half, where I know we'll talk about this, but what, 19 turnovers in the first half? Now, lucky for Indiana, some of them were dead ball variety. You know, it wasn't them going the other way, but the ones that were live balls, the Pacers did an incredible job just to get back.

Yeah, after an abysmal first half, where I know we'll talk about this, but what, 19 turnovers in the first half? Now, lucky for Indiana, some of them were dead ball variety. You know, it wasn't them going the other way, but the ones that were live balls, the Pacers did an incredible job just to get back.

Their transition defense was awesome, even if they were turning it over, because OKC was not capitalizing when they were getting these steals. They were, like, missing threes or missing layups or turning it over themselves even happened a couple times. Like... You know, if we had told you coming into this, like, they're going to have basically 24, 25 turnovers. Dort's going to hit five threes.

Their transition defense was awesome, even if they were turning it over, because OKC was not capitalizing when they were getting these steals. They were, like, missing threes or missing layups or turning it over themselves even happened a couple times. Like... You know, if we had told you coming into this, like, they're going to have basically 24, 25 turnovers. Dort's going to hit five threes.

Their transition defense was awesome, even if they were turning it over, because OKC was not capitalizing when they were getting these steals. They were, like, missing threes or missing layups or turning it over themselves even happened a couple times. Like... You know, if we had told you coming into this, like, they're going to have basically 24, 25 turnovers. Dort's going to hit five threes.

SGA is going to have 38. There's just no way you would look me in the face and say that the Pacers still win. As miraculous as this run has been, and they feel like the team of destiny, there's just no way you would have if I had given you those numbers.

SGA is going to have 38. There's just no way you would look me in the face and say that the Pacers still win. As miraculous as this run has been, and they feel like the team of destiny, there's just no way you would have if I had given you those numbers.

SGA is going to have 38. There's just no way you would look me in the face and say that the Pacers still win. As miraculous as this run has been, and they feel like the team of destiny, there's just no way you would have if I had given you those numbers.

But like you said, that fight in the fourth quarter. I even think, I know he gets overlooked here, I thought Matherin at the start of the fourth quarter played with some aggressiveness. He attacked the rim, he got some free throws. Then he had another layup, just like using his athleticism. Again, there were so many incidents where they just sort of like stayed within striking distance.

But like you said, that fight in the fourth quarter. I even think, I know he gets overlooked here, I thought Matherin at the start of the fourth quarter played with some aggressiveness. He attacked the rim, he got some free throws. Then he had another layup, just like using his athleticism. Again, there were so many incidents where they just sort of like stayed within striking distance.

But like you said, that fight in the fourth quarter. I even think, I know he gets overlooked here, I thought Matherin at the start of the fourth quarter played with some aggressiveness. He attacked the rim, he got some free throws. Then he had another layup, just like using his athleticism. Again, there were so many incidents where they just sort of like stayed within striking distance.

And they were always in that, call it 8 to 15 point range. And in the NBA, that's not enough. Definitely not enough against the Pacers. And they could never get over the hump. And the Thunder just sort of started settling for threes. Wallace was shooting threes. Like you said, J-Dub. Dort started missing in the fourth.

And they were always in that, call it 8 to 15 point range. And in the NBA, that's not enough. Definitely not enough against the Pacers. And they could never get over the hump. And the Thunder just sort of started settling for threes. Wallace was shooting threes. Like you said, J-Dub. Dort started missing in the fourth.

And they were always in that, call it 8 to 15 point range. And in the NBA, that's not enough. Definitely not enough against the Pacers. And they could never get over the hump. And the Thunder just sort of started settling for threes. Wallace was shooting threes. Like you said, J-Dub. Dort started missing in the fourth.

And then they went smaller, and so then they weren't even grabbing offensive rebounds.

And then they went smaller, and so then they weren't even grabbing offensive rebounds.

And then they went smaller, and so then they weren't even grabbing offensive rebounds.