Pacers win Game 3, Giannis' plans for Milwaukee and Knicks head coach search continues
Next, Vince and Dan take a look at reports that Giannis Antetokounmpo may want to remain in Milwaukee and discuss what the Bucks need to do to put a team around him.
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Later, Vince and Dan unpack why the New York Knicks don't seem to have a plan for their next head coach and Vin asks Dan an important question about how he makes eggs.
(1:19) Pacers get impressive Game 3 win vs. Thunder
(13:38) SGA needs historic performance in Game 4
(17:07) The importance of winning Game 4 for nothing teams
(20:26) Giannis may want to remain in Milwaukee
(29:01) Could Giannis, Bucks be working on a trade behind the scenes?
(32:41) Do the Knicks have a plan for hiring next coach?
(40:07) Do you season your eggs?
Bennedict Mathurin comes off the bench and scores 27 points for Pacers in Game 3 win over Thunder.
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