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nbaanalysis.net | Dan Coombs
The Indiana Pacers secured a 1-0 series lead against the Oklahoma City Thunder to continue their impressive playoff run. Now opening the NBA Finals with an advantage, the Indiana Pacers have yet to face a series deficit in the playoffs, leading from start to finish against the Bucks, Cavaliers and Knicks. Game 1 of the Finals was another improbable victory for the comeback Pacers, who were behind the whole opener, before Tyrese Haliburton’s late winner.
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nbaanalysis.net | Dan Coombs
The Indiana Pacers pulled off a stunning come-from-behind victory to beat the Oklahoma City Thunder. The NBA Finals are off to a spectacular start with the Indiana Pacers securing a road victory in Game 1. The Oklahoma City Thunder led for almost the entire game, before Tyrese Haliburton scored a spectacular game-winner. The Pacers’ Game 1 win throws the series wide open, defying predictions that OKC would dominate the series.
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nbaanalysis.net | Dan Coombs
New York Knicks fans did not take the Tom Thibodeau era for granted. After years in the NBA wilderness, the coach brought them back to relevancy. This past season Tom Thibodeau took the New York Knicks to the Eastern Conference Finals for the first time in 25 years. But this was not enough. Thibodeau was fired following the loss to the Pacers, and there were strong feelings about the Knicks’ decision. Outspoken analyst and Knicks fan Stephen A.
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nbaanalysis.net | Dan Coombs
The New York Knicks are looking at a fresh start after making a decision to fire head coach Tom Thibodeau. The bombshell news the New York Knicks were firing Tom Thibodeau emerged on June 3, days after their Eastern Conference Finals elimination. The Knicks had returned to the ECF for the first time in 25 years, but their 4-2 series loss to the Indiana Pacers was viewed as an intolerable defeat. Aside from an initial statement, there has been silence from the Knicks on the decision, with Stephen A.
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nbaanalysis.net | Dan Coombs
Former LA Lakers star Michael Cooper has argued that the team’s roster is not as bad as made out. The LA Lakers‘ postseason fell flat with a 4-1 series defeat in the opening round of the NBA Playoffs to the Minnesota Timberwolves. General manager Rob Pelinka came out after Lakers elimination to confirm the team would be looking to add size this offseason, with the lack of centers on the roster exposing them in the playoffs.
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