Good morning and welcome to the NBA Daily for June 11th,

2025. I'm Dave DeFore here with Zena Keda.

Coming up, the NBA Finals is moving back to Indianapolis with the series tied one-one

between the Thunder and the Pacers.

And our guy, Scott Agnes from Fieldhouse Files, is here to break down everything you need to know for game three.

The NBA finals had shifted to Indianapolis and a bunch of people, I think, had an arduous trip because apparently there's no direct flight from Oklahoma City to Indianapolis. Here to join us, just got back to Indianapolis. Scott Agnes, who covers the Pacers and the fever at Fieldhouse files. You can follow them on substack and all over social media. Scott, how you doing? Are you feeling okay? Back to normal now that you're in

indie? Back to normal, just short on sleep, but I think we'll sleep when this series is over

with, right? Yeah, well, yeah, I mean, if you can sleep after these games. Obviously,

tale of two games so far. Game one, we saw the Pacers mount a Pacer-like comeback, get the win on that amazing Halliburton shot.

And then game two looked more like the thunder that we expected to see where they, you know,

basically controlled the game for the entire game.

How was media day today?

Need an update on Tyrese Halliburton because we saw him postgame game two walking with a

limp and a little bit worried about him for game three. Yeah, rightfully so. I thought it was

notable. Clearly he was walking in and I was like, all right, is that a hitching his step? Does he

got different shoes? No. Then he sat down and grimaced. And then he got back up, you know, four minutes later.

It was a shortened press conference.

I was like, that's a little bit odd.

But yeah, he was clearly favoring something.

And we should know, like he's always battled back problems, which obviously extend to the leg.

Maybe those impact how you walk.

So I was, it was certainly noticeable.

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