So would Halliburton, if he had stayed up right, led Indiana to a victory last night?

Are the Pacers champs if he doesn't get hurt?

Any other reaction you have, 301-230-0-980, 3-0-980, phone lines are open for the NBA

finals.

So I did want to just talk quickly about Shay Gilgis, Alexander.

I'm a fan, have been. I like the way he plays. I like him. Very tons of humility,

a total team player. They have a very mature group, Oklahoma City does. And I know a lot of people

are talking about, you know, this being the youngest team since the 77 trailblazers to win a title, and they've got 13 first-round

picks over the next seven years, and their best players are all, you know, 26 or younger. Is this

going to start a run? I would just suggest this.

They've got to get better offensively in the half court.

They just are not smooth enough as a half court offensive team.

I don't know what the coaching staff does well and doesn't do well in terms of the individuals.

They may have to add somebody to Dagnolt's staff that can

really help them offensively. They're just too stagnant and just too disorganized offensively

as a half-court team. Help, they don't even have a good press break offense. I mean, I've never

seen a team struggle to get the ball in bounds against pressure more than Oklahoma

City did in this series.

When they used the big, occasionally last night they used Holmgren or Hartenstein, that's

the answer.

They just didn't seem to realize that that was the answer enough of the time.

They've got to be better offensively. They've got to

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