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This is the best of two pros and a couple of Joe with LaVar Arrington,

Brady Quinn and Jonas Knox on Fox Sports Radio.

We've got ourselves a game seven left over in the NBA.

The NBA finals will see a game seven after the Indiana Pacers rose from the ashes last night and said, you know what, LeVar Erington?

We're not going to let you shovel dirt on us just yet.

We're going out there and we're going to put on a show.

And they had a willing participant in the whole matter because the Oklahoma City Thunder

looked awful, looked awful turning the ball over. And that game was a complete wipeout almost

from start to finish. And so we get ourselves a game seven and the man of the hour

Tyrese Halliburton people wondering whether or not he was going to come back and whether or not

he was going to be ready to go he spoke following the game about the Pacers heading to game

seven it's about the margins like it's about taking care of the ball and rebounding. Those are the most important things. You know, you got to control the controllables and let the cards fall where they may. You know, it's a one-game series now. And, man, we believe, you know, we got a lot of faith in this group. So take care of our bodies, get ready. And game seven, NBA finals, what more can you ask

for it? And now, as it stands right now, the Oklahoma City Thunder are eight and a half

point favorites in game seven. Gut feeling. Do you like OKC minus the eight and a half? Or are you

taking the points with the Indiana Pacers?

I'm going to take the points with the Pacers.

I agree.

I'm going to take the points with the Pacers.

It's a one game situation.

You could see something crazy happen like SGA gets into foul trouble early.

And they've got to sit him for a couple of minutes because they can't run the risk.

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