The Unstable Blues

The Fever avenged an earlier loss to Connecticut moving above 500 for the first time  since the third game of the season and officially secured a spot in the commissioner’s cup, but that’s not what anyone will remember from this game.

Turnovers plagued the Pacers made worse by a tremendous three point shooting night for the Thunder. The Pacers did not make it to 110 and Haliburton had no field goals and, if you’ve paid attention, you know that does not end well.

The Fever welcomed back Caitlin Clark by entering into an in-game 3 point contest as the Fever handed the defending champion New York Liberty their first loss of the season.

You could look at this a few different ways. The Pacers let it slip away. The Thunder chipped away at a comeback. Or the whistle could have had an impact.

Yes ‘Cers! The Pacers went down early, but battled back and had yet another 4th quarter comeback to take a 2-1 NBA Finals lead. How did it happen and can they keep it going with 4 games left to try to get 2 wins?

A pair of dominant performances one way and the other. The Fever dominated the Sky without Caitlin Clark. Then, were handed a loss in Atlanta from the dream.

Well the Thunder came out thundering as you might expect after giving up game one. No lead is safe with Pacers, but this one was a bit different. What went wrong and how can the Pacers correct it in game 3 as the series shifts to Indiana?

The most important time to lead the game is at the final buzzer. Tyrese Haliburton struck gold again as the Pacers only led for the final point three seconds of the game. How did the Pacers come out of game one with a one point win?

The Fever figured out how to win without Caitlin Clark. This time without Sophie Cunningham and Sydney Colson with a litany of injuries. How did they get it going and can they keep it up?