Alliburton on the drive. Can't get it topping on the phone.

Oh, be topping!

Yeah, that gave them a five-point lead in the fourth quarter. Indiana wins game two last night,

116 to 107. They have a two games to one lead in the NBA finals.

Who's going to win this series and why? Phone lines are

open. We're going to try to do some NBA finals talk here. 301-230-0-980, 301-2-30. Who's going to win this

series and why? 2-1, the Pacers lead it. They are still an

underdog in this series, even with a 2-1 series lead. But they won last night, and they

deserved to win the game last night. Let me just say that these three games, the intensity of the defensive effort on

both sides is just incredible. And now both of these teams have benches so that they can come in

with players. You're not playing, you know, 48 minutes. You know, even the star players are playing,

you know, 38 to 42, something like that.

But the intensity of this game, the crowds in this series in Oklahoma City,

and then last night in Indy, have been off the charts.

I mean, this has been atmosphere, intensity, and at times incredible defensive basketball,

and at times pretty good offensive basketball, and at times pretty sloppy. I thought

Oklahoma City was incredibly sloppy last night. I'll get to that in a moment, but, you know,

kind of starts last night with, I think, Indiana's defense.

We've talked so much about Oklahoma City's defense.

I think they're one of the best defensive teams in a postseason.

I've watched in my NBA playoff watching life.

They're certainly up there.

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