Episode #13: Beaten. Not Broken.

Jon Filet and Flava Dave wrap up the 2012-13 Pacers season, break down key moments from the Easter Conference Finals (including dunks, flops and fines), talk about what they learned from watching the Blue and Gold (PG's ascendancy, Roy's resurgence, D-West's mojo), preview the off season, and more.

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Episode #12: Beat The Heat.

On the first episode in two weeks, Jon Filet and Flava Dave wrap up the Pacers-Knicks series, and preview the Eastern Conference Finals against Miami. What must the Blue and Gold do to win? Can they win? WILL THEY WIN? Plus, there's talk of poop, pipe and uptown fades along the way!

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Episode #4: Piledriver

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In this week's episode of The Miller Time Podcast, Jon Filet and Flava Dave look back on the recent week of Games - including the loss to Miami as well as Roy's big game against the Timberwolves, pontificate on the future of Danny Granger, breakdown the next four games, discuss Dahntay Jones' move on Kobe Bryant, poop on Monta Ellis, agree on Paul Millsap, question what David West's go-to wrestling move would be, AND introduce our very first special guest to the show, Indianapolis Star columnist Bob Kravitz.

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Episode #3: Backdoor Cuts

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On the third episode of The Miller Time Show, Jon Filet and Flava Dave breakdown the Pacers' last second loss to the Celtics, Roy Hibbert's absence versus the Clippers, re-discuss how much of a boss David West is, analyze the recent Sloan conference and how it applies to the team, look forward to the coming week of games (including the Heat), hate on Glen Davis, and challenge some players to various feats of skill and randomness. Be sure to follow us on Twitter, and subscribe to the podcast via iTunes or our RSS feed. Or, if you're really that lazy, listen here! KTHANX!

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Sizing up a Pacers / Heat Eastern Conference Finals

Pacers forward Danny Granger (right) confronts Heat forward LeBron James (left).

By Jon R. LaFollette

All season long, NBA pundits, commentators and fans have speculated about one question.

Who can contend with the Miami Heat?

In the Western Conference it's a short list. Only Oklahoma City, San Antonio and Memphis have the size, depth and talent to thwart LeBron and company's quest for a repeat.

In an Eastern Conference without Derrick Rose, Dwight Howard, Andrew Bynum and Rajon Rondo, many have simply ceded the conference title to Miami. And who wouldn't? The Heat's roster sports three of the top 50 players in the league - including the best player in the world who has been typically unstoppable and magnificent for much of this season. Just to wow you for a moment, here is LeBron's stat line for this season:

27 p/g 7 ass/g 8 reb/g 2 stl/g 56% FG 41% 3P 75% FT  

He's nearly averaging a triple-double and shooting lights out while carrying himself as if he were on cruise control. The scariest thought? He could get even better. 

Remember the onset of this season when it was a three dog race for the MVP between LeBron, Kevin Durant and Carmelo Anthony (CARMELO FRIGGIN' ANTHONY?!)?

No more.

Anthony has regressed to his ball-hogging and empty-shooting ways, and Durant, while spectacular in his own right (averaging an all too quite 29 p/g 5 ass/g 8 reb/g 2 stl/g and 1 blk/g) hasn't been quite as dominant the way LeBron has been this season. For now, this is King James' league, and everyone else simply exists in it.