Alex Golden is joined by the guys from the group chat, Lincoln Anderson, David Cole and Carson Stafford. The guys discuss what the NBA Finals run has meant for them personally and then they dive into this pivotal Game 3.

-Making Changes vs. Staying With What Brought Indy This Far

-Rotation Changes (4 Man Bench Lineups Need to Go)

-Balancing how to Guard Shai, minimizing the amount of wide open 3PA the role players got

-How to get Tyrese and Pascal more scoring opportunities

-Other Adjustment Ideas: Less TJ? Crashing the offensive glass? Change Starting 5?

-Game 3 Predictions

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On today's show, we have two awesome guests lined up: Ryan Hammer and Tyler Smith. In segment 1, Ryan Hammer joins Alex and Facci to discuss the NBA Finals matchup and then discusses the upcoming NBA Draft at the tail end of our conversation. Players the Pacers could target, what big name college athlete would make a ton of sense for their style of play and system and more.

Then, Tyler Smith joins Alex in segment 2 to really dive into the Pacers-Thunder NBA Finals matchup. The guys discuss how inconsistent OKC has been on the road, what home court does for the Pacers in the playoffs, potentially making some lineup changes or rotation changes and what to make of Tyrese Haliburton's play through 2 games.

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Alex Golden and Mike Facci share their Postgame thoughts on Game 2 of the NBA Finals. SGA played at an MVP level, the Thunder defense was in full effect, and the bench duo of Alex Caruso and Aaron Wiggins were too much for the Indiana Pacers. With a poor shooting night and a horrific 2nd quarter, Indiana dug themselves into too big of a hole and couldn't muster up enough stops to get themselves back into the game. The guys discuss the game in full detail, and at the end of the show, they touch on Shams Charania's reporting of Indiana and Myles Turner having mutual interest in agreeing to a new deal this summer.