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Welcome in. What's Right with Nick Wright, Game 6, NBA Finals Reaction Show. And this is not

the show I expected to be doing. As bed of the year goes down in flames, I have been

just wildly wrong. And at this point, I have to admit, it's not just

been, I have been saying it hasn't been disrespect to the Pacers, and it certainly hasn't been

intentional disrespect to the Pacers. It has been massive respect to the Thunder as to why I thought this series would be done in probably five at most six.

Why I thought yesterday, even though the Pacers were at home, even though we have seen the Thunder in these playoffs, kind of play around with one of these game sixes.

I thought that this was going to be a Thunder route. And I laid out a very specific way.

I thought the Pacers would have to win, which is, you know, you're not going to be able to slow down

the Thunder's offense. So you're just going to have to outscore him. Miles Turner is going to have to have a huge game. And basically

everything was wrong. Miles Turner went one for nine. You did absolutely stifle the Thunder

offense. You made the Thunder look young. You made Jet look like he was not ready for the moment.

Jalen Williams, J-dub, has the worst plus minus in finals history, a nice ripe minus 40

for the game.

The league MVP, Shea, who scored 20 plus in like 80-something consecutive games,

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