Wednesday’s Game 1 of the NBA’s Eastern Conference final was, in a word, ridiculous. (Well, for clarity, make it two words: Ridiculously dramatic.) The Indiana Pacers came back at the last minute to force an overtime period – then, after the last minute, in literally the last two seconds of overtime, the Miami Heat’s LeBron James bolted down the lane to shoot a soft layup and steal the win, 103-102. Tonight is Game 2 – and while the Heat will be pumped, it’ll be interesting to see whether the Pacers show up frustrated, or even more determined.

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