In this episode of The Timeout, Dwyane Wade, D Wright, Bob, Chris Johnson and guest Lance Fresh break down Indiana’s 92–62 rout of OKC in Game 6 of the NBA Finals and tee up the winner-takes-all Game 7. They spotlight Tyrese Haliburton’s clutch shooting, Obie Toppin’s off-ball mastery, and Andrew Nembhard’s lockdown defense on SGA, while critiquing OKC’s “laid-back” intensity and lauding Rick Carlisle’s bold move to start TJ McConnell early.

Drawing on Pat Riley’s teachings and Dwyane’s own 2006 Finals heroics, they debate the impact of veteran leadership, fan energy as the “sixth man,” and even player fashion risks at center court.

Picks are split: Fresh rides with the Pacers, Bob and Chris back an SGA-anchored OKC comeback, and Dwyane goes with the MVP at home.

Music Credit: Khari Mateen.

What We Discussed:

00:00 Introduction
00:24 Evaluating Indiana's Performance In Game 6
05:35 Haliburton Made A Difference In Game 6
08:46 The Red Callout Effect
10:40 Different Perspectives In The Timeout
16:52 The Pacer's Defensive Performance
23:49 Huddles Players Have To Gone Through
24:57 Real Fans Of Basketball
25:50 The Court Show
29:37 Teamwork In OKC
33:52 How Indiana & OKC Can Win The Championship
42:17 First MVP Finals
48:24 Can Indiana Do It Again?
51:38 Game 7 Predictions

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