LOGO WATCH/ICE GAMES #ECF Collaboration...Gold SWAGGER + SPOKES = a GAME 7 and Series Lead....PACERS beat HEAT...BRUINS quiet the PENS #NBA #NHL

We have a game seven on tap in the #ECF (Eastern Conference Finals) in the Logo as the Pacers beat the Heat 91-77. The Heat couldn't throw the Orange in the Atlantic, Key West, or even the Everglades. The Pacers Stars came to play and they took it to the Heat. The Heat shoot 55% from the Arc but under 37% from the field. King James led the Heat 29 points, seven boards, and six helpers and had zero help. Where is Bosh and Wade County when all this was going down. Three Max Players with One of the three giving Max Effort. Riley you need to make a move with that new luxury tax threshold on tap for the 2013-14 season. Injuries are part of the game and at this point if you can play then play.

"Rated PG-24" Pacers All-Star Paul George led Gold Swagger with 28 points, eight boards, and five helpers. The difference between his extras and King James  extras was George's Extras came up big. Pacers Big "Area 55" had 24 points and eleven boards while D-West had 11 points and a game-high fourteen boards. The Pacers back court played better than the Heat back court with Pacers Point Guard George Hill adding 16 points and six rebounds. The Pacers now force a game 7 in 305 on Monday Night  June 3.

The Boston Bruins go into the 'Burgh and take it right to the high-powered Pens Offense and beat them straight up 3-0 with no frills nor spills. That Spokes "D" was money and so was Net minder Tukkaa Rask as he went 29/29 and he had some magnificent saves. The Pens just couldn't get anything going and when they gambled they paid twice in their end. Vokoun wasn't bad it was just that the Pend Defensemen didn't help him when help was needed. The Match Up will be won between the blue Lines and the first scrap goes to the Bruins.

Bruins were led by Center David Krejci who had two goals to add to his NHL Playoff leading 19 pts. Right Winger Nathan Horton had a goal and two assists and the Pens need to keep close eyes on these  boys moving forward.  Pens have work to do for game 2 on Monday June 3 in the 'Burgh.