Chris Herring describes the devastation at Madison Square Garden on Wednesday night

Spiegel & Holmes Show

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🗓️ 22 May 2025

⏱️ 20 minutes

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Matt Spiegel and Laurence Holmes were joined by ESPN writer and "Blood in the Garden" author Chris Herring to break down the Pacers' stunning comeback win over the Knicks in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals on Wednesday at Madison Square Garden.

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0:00.0	Tonight the NBA on TNT, Eastern Conference Finals, with the winner of this series going to the NBA finals for the first time in a quarter of a century.
0:10.1	Neesmith 3. Good. Got it. That makes it an eight-point game with two minutes to go.
0:15.1	May Smith again, three. Got it. He's a flamethrower! Meesmith, it's a three.
0:21.6	It's a two-point game on a 16-4 run by Indiana.
0:25.6	Tyrese, I know it's not your goal, but you keep entertaining us.
0:28.6	We got to go back to end the regulation.
0:30.6	I thought it was a three.
0:31.6	Tried to hit the Selly, and it didn't work, but we finished it in overtime, so, man.
0:35.6	And you had to do the choke sign too, right?
0:37.5	Yeah, yeah.
0:38.7	Everybody's going to want me to do it.
0:39.6	I was going to hold it for the right time.
0:41.3	That felt appropriate.
0:44.5	Don't take it.
0:46.1	The backbedo, a free.
0:47.8	And!
0:49.9	He's got it!
0:51.3	We're going to be going to overtime.
0:53.1	We sure are.
0:54.1	Reggie Miller giving the choke side to Spike Lee.
0:58.0	With all the incredible advice that Reggie Miller has given you and your personal relationship with him,
1:02.0	was go for the kill, always go for the three and the win, one of them?
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