I think you'll be whining about him getting All Pro over CMC.

If Jeanty's playing well enough to justify that, then I'll happily take it.

I'm glad you got to enjoy one season of them being even remotely comparable.

The best ability is availability, and he's never injured and he's always wide-ass open.

I'm surprised Indy didn't get James Johnson in there while the OKC starters were still in the game. It was really funny when they did that to the Knicks.

I don't actually think it's rigged. You can tell from what they say on air that they're understanding of the game is pretty superficial.

It's a small group of media members and they make some weird choices when the answer isn't obvious. For example, Steph Curry only won Finals MVP once out of his four titles and he was the most valuable player all four times.

It's usually pretty clear who should win MVP, but the voters definitely lean hard towards players from the winning team.

You don't know that for sure. There could still be a sinkhole or maybe our simulation ends before game 7.

Jerry West won the first Finals MVP after losing the 1969 Finals.

No other player has ever won from the losing team. Lebron almost did once.

He sure feels like the MVP when he's on the court.

Can it be McConnell?

Except for Turner?

I'm really happy for Indy's fans. Whatever ends up happening, their team gave them an awesome experience.

They're very out of sorts. They need SGA and J-Dub to settle them down.

If Haliburton can make it through this game without aggravating his calf, we'll be in for a great game 7.

I covered an Ember pregame bet on Indy with a BetPlay in-game bet on OKC.

I also started loading up on Indy share at Predyx.

It's a very fun blowout so far. Indy's playing out of their minds.

You hear it all the time: there's no faking desperation.

Yeah, they do seem to be getting more calls. It doesn't look like it'll matter, though.

This game's intense.

I've already managed to cover my bets.