The Pacers dream of their first NBA title very much alive.

They're two wins away from a championship.

Indiana was great last night.

I mean, across the board, offense, defense, special teams, not really special

teams, coaching, the Pacers lead Oklahoma City two games to one. And I look stupid for thinking

that OKC would not have a challenge in this series. Picked them in five, said maybe six. This thing's going to seven.

It is definitely going the distance. Good morning, everybody. Max will keep you updated on day one of

the U.S. Open at Oakmont playing relatively easy this morning. I've been watching since very

early this morning compared to some of the dire predictions of how difficult it would be. I guess it was a little damp at Oakmont this morning. J.J. Spahn at four under through nine holes is your leader. So far, Rory's playing well. There are seven or eight guys under par right now. Now,

there are another 60-something that are either even or over par, but still, four under is a pretty

good first nine holes for JJ Spahn. Long way to go. Looking forward to watching it this weekend,

including this afternoon when Sheffler and some of the other

big names go off. I'm going to get to Game 2 in a moment, but I wanted to start the show with

this. Tap writes, Kevin, I spent time yesterday and found the same thing you did. I couldn't find

one NFC East prediction for the commanders.

All Eagles seems crazy were not getting more respect after winning 12 games last year.

At Tap, I'll remind you, we actually won 14 games, if you count two road playoff games, which were really

more important than the 12 that got him there. No, the 12 got him there and allowed for that.

Yeah, I pointed out yesterday that, you know, we're now into that time of the year where you start

to see all of the, you know, it used to be a race for some

of us to Street and Smith and Sporting News, you know, actual magazines that had all of the

pre-season predictions. I don't even know if they print Street and Smith anymore or

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