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Shaking up by Moondrops Distillery in Fortville.

You just heard Rick Carlisle tomorrow morning morning show.

Here on 93-5 and 1075, the fan Pacers up one game nothing on the Milwaukee Bucks game two tomorrow

night at the field house, the guy that was on the call for ESPN in game number one. And at one

point probably felt like when somebody was shooting two free throws, he needed to look up to

Turner's block and remind them to do to Tua because it was a familiar setting for him. The

Pride of Warren Central High School, Michael Grady, joining us on the program.

Michael, I'll get right to this in game one.

I thought that game was as much about Indiana's offensive aggressiveness early

that kind of put Milwaukee on their heels a little bit as much as anything else.

But your overall takeaway in terms of an adjustment Milwaukee might need to do for game

number two?

I thought it was really the defense to set the tone for Indiana, Jake, and it's good to be

on with you.

I feel like the Bucks came in on an eight-game winning streak, was playing confident basketball,

even without Damien Lillard, and Janice had turned into a yokech type.

He was not only aggressive in looking for his shot, but he was facilitating for his teammates.

He was averaging the triple double in the month of April.

And so to leave that game with only one assist, says something about the defense approach

that the Pacers had in the ball game, the swarming defense that they had, and the way they just

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