I when Thibs was coaching the Bulls and was treated eerily similar. He guided them to their first ECF in 13 years. Not only that but those ...

Indiana has done this several times in the postseason. Now let's see if OKC can adjust accordingly

Got OKC in 6 or 7

I've been waiting for this thread. Why would you fire a coach that guided a team to its first ECF appearance in 25 years?

We're probably headed toward an OKC-Ind matchup. It's difficult to see Indy losing Games 6 and 7.

New York played its best game of the series, leading wire-to-wire. However, I think Indy closes it out tonight.

Indiana has led a good chunk of this series. And if not for the bad stretch in the latter stages of G3, this series is over already.

I hearing rumors about him not wanting to go to Chucago prior to the draft.

I don't begrudge anyone what the market seems to dictate. However, as I've gotten older, I have not lost sight of the insane amount of money these guy...

This was the third time Indiana has overcome a deficit of at least 17 points during their postseason run. Team of destiny? Perhaps.

Like their chances against Minnesota.

@keith intriguing storylines indeed. Although I'm not sure what the ratings numbers are going to look like.

I agree with Vandersloot when she mentioned that any rivalry between the two players and teams should just be about the game itself.

@lebowitz I haven't liked what I've seen from them from a scoring standpoint against Denver, but the defense has been decent - 4th in points allowed...

Can't believe it's been a quarter of a century since their last ECF appearance. That would make for a good story if they did win it all. But not sure...