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This is really the big thing.

If the paces are able to win.

And Rob G., I'm going to need some of your math numbers on some of this stuff. But if they are to win, and obviously they still need two more

wins, and I'm not counting my chickens before they hatch, because don't you remember when the

Phoenix Suns were up too low and and Devin Bookers,

Kobe Bryant, and Chris Paul's now the top in the top two or three point guards of all time.

You know, that never happened, right?

They lost four straight and that never happened.

We haven't heard any of that since.

But my point is, what a run it has been.

In fact, if the Pacers win, without hesitation, without question, they would have won

and be the greatest championship run in NBA history, and it ain't even close.

And Rob G., you got numbers.

Yeah, so it started off last week after game one is when you kind of dip your toe into this take

and then you pull it back, okay?

So after game one, that one of that Furious comeback and they went on a Tyrese Allerberton buzzer beater.

That was the fourth time that they had a win like that, right? You know, round one against the bucks, you know, round two against the Cavs, the Knicks, and then in these finals. There was a stat that we had on that night that said the odds of the Pacers winning all four those games were one in 75 million, according the mathematicians for context what did you hear that

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