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at Indeed.com slash SPANUK. Terms and conditions apply. All right, flashback Friday. Last time

we had a game seven in the NBA finals, it was a game you remember.

Give me that.

LeBron James, the chase down block as the Cavaliers came from 3-1 down.

Here's your shot, Alan.

That's one of the great clutch shots in the history of the NBA final.

Cleveland, this is for you. That's the last time we had a game seven.

Think how long ago that seems like nine years ago this week.

And so it will come down to another Sunday night, game seven, Halliburton's Pacers, SGA's Thunder, Sunday night, 8 Eastern on ABC, ESPN Departes and ESPN Radio.

Our coverage will tip with NBA countdown at 7.30 Eastern Time. It is a remarkable morning. It's been such a fascinating postseason. Most of the

things that have happened didn't seem to make sense. The team you think is going to win every

game sort of logically never seems to. I think the world was ready to give up on Indiana last night.

Instead, it went completely the opposite way. This is just a smattering of the NBA conversation we have here.

U.D. is rolling. Keith is rolling. Windy's on the way. Let's show you the pictures from last night.

Game six in Indy with the O'Brien in the building, but it was able to catch an early flight

back to O'KC. First quarter was sort of back and forth, Jay. And then in the building, but it was able to catch an early flight back to OKC.

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