Warren Williams, 16 points, throws it away.

Halliburton comes up with it.

Cross court, see Yakum for the slam!

That was a hell of a dunk near the end of the first half.

As Indiana stretched the lead that they had had for much of the first half out to its biggest

of the first half, 22 at halftime. They led 64 to 42. The NBA finals are tied up at three

games apiece. We're going to have a game seven in the NBA finals first time since 2016

when Cleveland beat Golden State with Kyrie Irving pretty much

is the alpha in the fourth quarter of game seven that particular night. A series that

when you go back and you think about it, if Draymond Green doesn't get suspended for a game,

Golden State probably wins that series, and I don't know

that he should have been suspended. But anyway, we're going to see a game seven in the NBA finals.

It's awesome. Game sevens are great, especially in a championship series. But man, last night was two

things for Oklahoma City. It was an embarrassing effort, and it's an alarming effort.

It makes me believe that Indiana absolutely can win game seven.

And I know how these things go.

I bet sports, so I understand how these things go.

What you see, you know, in one game could be the complete opposite, and often is the next game.

I mean, Oklahoma City lost game six against Denver, came back and blew out the nuggets in game seven.

So they already have an experience in this postseason of losing game six and coming back and winning game seven.

And they lost that game six in Denver by double digits.

They had a game in the conference finals against Minnesota after they took a two to nothing

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