What I thought could be a negative for Indiana, certainly look like a positive for Indiana in game one, and that's the fact.

They got four different guys who could close out games.

With the Knicks, it's Jalen Brunson, and he has been as good a closer as we've seen in a long, long time.

But you take a look at overtime when which it was a back and forth, back and forth game

after the goal 10 by Miles Turner.

That was called a clean block.

I'm sorry, I watched that replay like 800 times more after our show.

And it's very close.

So I'm not killing the officials for it, but I do think it was a goal 10.

Yeah, well, there's no way in real time, like real action, you could determine that.

It's very tough.

Possible.

Yeah, you have to go real slow-mo.

It's also not a revealable play.

So it's one of those things.

I wouldn't say the Knicks got screwed.

I'd say, hey, a very tough call went against you, and it was very impactful. So after that block and Nemhard 3, it became

crunch time. Two minutes to go, one point game. And we saw for the Knicks, Jalen Brunson get

fouled, hit his free throws. Jalen Brunson get fouled, hit his free throws. The Jalen Brunson

floater in which he split the defenders.

And then after that, you had the out of bounds playing and they forced the threes.

So it was Jalen Brunson time in the final few minutes.

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