It's a big day across the landscape of Indiana Sports. Cars on the track with beautiful weather,

the best weather that we've had all week. And of course, on the basketball side of things,

not only the countdown into game six tomorrow night at Cambridge Fieldhouse, that is an 830 start time,

correct, Eddie, we know that now that the cavaliers are eliminated. That is an 830 start time, correct? Eddie, we know that now that

the Cavaliers are eliminated. That is correct, and it will be on ESPN. That is an ESPN broadcast for

game six. The Pacers try to save their season. But the other element, of course, is the home debut

of Fever Rookie Star Caitlin Clark, as that pairing

of her and Aaliyah Boston looked to get the season in the win column on their home opener

after a tough loss to the Connecticut Sun.

Just a few nights ago, want to give a nugget what we have an opportunity to.

If you're being a part of the fever celebration,

bicentennial unity plaza is the place to be for a fever pregame party.

Again, that's at bicentennial Unity Plaza.

All the renovations, everything they've done over there at Cambridge Fieldhouse

is must experience.

But it's especially of note when you have a season opener like this with

Caitlin Clark due up to debut at Cambridge Fieldhouse.

Joining us now, you can find his coverage of the Indiana Fever if you follow him as well

at Tony R. East, of course you know him for his Pacers coverage too, which we'll get into in this

segment also at Locked on Pacers, wherever you get your podcast he is tony east of sports illustrated tony happy

thursday team a man jimmy you're crushing it by yourself this is great i appreciate that it's

good to experience uh once again being back in the main driver's seat while also having other people trying to manage their own driver's seat going 228 miles an hour myself.

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