Let's go now to the Java House Peelhamport guest line.

Where joining us now, he, of course, is the authority when it comes to talking about the

Pacers and the fever, for that matter.

Locked on Pacers, Circle City Spin, and Forbes, amongst others where you can see and hear Tony

East along with this program.

Tony, begin with this.

I know last night was one that was even with the program. Tony, begin with this. I know last night was one that was even with the struggles and even with the

short-handed nature of it, you know, the Pacers still put themselves in position there

towards the end.

When you look at in particular their back court play and their lack of consistency of shooting

from the outside do you attribute that to or how much do you attribute that to just as we

were talking about a moment ago non-familiarity at this point of cohesiveness in terms of their

offense just because they have so many new faces out there.

Yeah, that and their lineups that they probably never were expected to play,

you know, certainly plays a part in the quality of shots.

They're creating the openness of those shots.

You know, they had a couple games this year where I don't walk away from it,

feeling like their offense was like so awful or

their ball movement was terrible. But then you look after last night and they had 20 assists against

Dallas. Like that's so low for the way they play and the way that they hope to play. Now also,

obviously, to get an assist, someone has to make a shot and they couldn't make anything last night.

But they just, they haven't had quite the same

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