Halliburton does it again. How do the Pacers keep getting away with this? Did Rick Carlisle out maneuver

Mark Dagono or did Dags play himself? Adam Silver talks expansion, All-Star Game and reducing the regular

season. We're going to talk about it all today on Locked-on NBA, your daily NBA podcast.

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shot clock Sherpa guiding you through the NBA's biggest stories every day with the help of

lockdown's local experts. And I have two of the best with me as always from the Lockdown Nuggets

podcast. He's senior NBA writer for the Action Network. It's Matt Moore. Matt, which stat is more insane from last night?

Tyrese Halliburton has hit a game-winning shot in the last 1.1 seconds of every single

playoff series this postseason, or that's the last game-winning shot with under a second to go

in an NBA finals since Michael Jordan in 1997.

It's the first one. He's hit one in every series. He's hit one in every series?

He's hit one in every series. That's insane. And from the Lockdown Bulls podcast, we've got

Hayes. Hayes, what is more insane that the Thunder had 18 fewer

turnovers, they had a 15-point lead in the fourth quarter and still lost, or that the

Pacers led for 0.3 seconds, 0.3 seconds in this game, and they still somehow won.

Listen, all that matters is who has the lead at the end of the game, right?

That's all that matters.

Lead throughout all the game.

But they won it.

That's the most important.

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