At least doc had a quick leash. Crowder also only 2 minutes and almost immediate benching.
Maybe crowder could be a better matchup vs an older veteran team, but he looks like the old man at the YMCA vs young NBA players.
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MickeyDavis wrote:rilamann wrote:paulpressey25 wrote:
The last three years.
You greatly increase your odds of being "Cursed" when you rely on a bunch of old guys.
You almost forget what I feels like to have a team full of guys under 30 who aren't constantly aggravating an injury.
Giannis is under 30. By far our most important player. He was injured and missed playoff games in '21, '23 and '24. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.
Giannis Antetokounmpo wrote:You're out here reffing like Marc Davis and ****
MickeyDavis wrote:MartyConlonOnTheRun wrote:Ryan5UW wrote:
Cool. Explain to the media why you are a good coach while explaining a huge vulnerability of your team for the opponent to use. Just covering his ass
Yeah that's weird. Why even talk about that?
Dick Tate wrote:HKPackFan wrote:I am concerned we blew our wad with Khris and Dame giving it all tonight. They may not be able to recuperate in time for the next game.
I have a feeling next one could be a blowout.
while Green and AJJ can help tighten up the D and get those 50/50 balls, set good screens, they don't provide the firepower of Khris and Dame.
And you will hear this yammering of, "Well you wanted the young kids and see how that worked out you fools!"
The point is, these young guys are the role players, doing the dirty work, providing the positive impact to help the stars doing their thing, but don't expect them to also lead the offense.
True, and for all the screaming going on about Doc not going to them in OT, you’re talking about a bench that scored 6 points. Pretty easy to see why he stuck with the starters.
paulpressey25 wrote:The silver lining I’m taking from this is that we’ve got a chance Sunday (I’m assuming Giannis is out for this series)
Other silver lining is Dame, Khris and Bobby have been putting up some statz. Helps the trade value this summer.

PG Graveyard wrote:paulpressey25 wrote:The silver lining I’m taking from this is that we’ve got a chance Sunday (I’m assuming Giannis is out for this series)
Other silver lining is Dame, Khris and Bobby have been putting up some statz. Helps the trade value this summer.
Brook hasn’t lowered his value either. We don’t have bad contracts. We can make some changes.
MickeyDavis wrote:Huge difference between regular season and playoffs. Huge. Lots of regular season stat padders seize up in the playoffs. Khris is a playoff stud. I'm not opposed to trading him but I'm not trading him simply to "get younger".
MickeyDavis wrote:Huge difference between regular season and playoffs. Huge. Lots of regular season stat padders seize up in the playoffs. Khris is a playoff stud. I'm not opposed to trading him but I'm not trading him simply to "get younger".
MilBucksBackOnTop06 wrote:Gooden to me...is a rock.
He is the one player I wish was healthy all year but I do not complain about it. You can't control that so why cry?

BigO wrote:humanrefutation wrote:Incredible resilience by this team. Khris was **** awesome.
Doc is a **** **** for sticking with Brook and Bobby when they couldn't get a **** rebound to save their life.
Pacers might have won, but I think they've been shaken by this.
I can understand wondering why Brook only had 4 rebounds. But BP had 18 rebounds and you guys with your narratives can't help yourself with the anti BP bias.
Half the people on this board wanted BP to sit the entire second half.
No way the Bucks are anywhere close in this game without BP. Everyone but KM were bad the first half. At least I know Hubie knows the game and raved about the value he brought.
Turk Nowitzki wrote:Cannot believe Khris put up 42 on a bad ankle and we lost. The rest of the team should be absolutely ashamed.
GHOSTofSIKMA wrote:PG Graveyard wrote:paulpressey25 wrote:The silver lining I’m taking from this is that we’ve got a chance Sunday (I’m assuming Giannis is out for this series)
Other silver lining is Dame, Khris and Bobby have been putting up some statz. Helps the trade value this summer.
Brook hasn’t lowered his value either. We don’t have bad contracts. We can make some changes.
cool so your telling me were a borderline 2nd round playoff team without giannis?
imagine if he were ever healthy or we could get assets for him that would be eligible to play in the playoffs!
yeah im pissed. why buy in. we may as well be building around kawhi. last post tonight if i pissed people off but these full seasons just feel such a waste. im hurt right now. were gonna lose this thing and were gonna lose it in style and it hurts
ShootingtheJ wrote:Turk Nowitzki wrote:Cannot believe Khris put up 42 on a bad ankle and we lost. The rest of the team should be absolutely ashamed.
Ashamed because they lost a road playoff game without Giannis? Disappointed as hell, sure. Ashamed? Massively over the top.
humanrefutation wrote:BigO wrote:humanrefutation wrote:Incredible resilience by this team. Khris was **** awesome.
Doc is a **** **** for sticking with Brook and Bobby when they couldn't get a **** rebound to save their life.
Pacers might have won, but I think they've been shaken by this.
I can understand wondering why Brook only had 4 rebounds. But BP had 18 rebounds and you guys with your narratives can't help yourself with the anti BP bias.
Half the people on this board wanted BP to sit the entire second half.
No way the Bucks are anywhere close in this game without BP. Everyone but KM were bad the first half. At least I know Hubie knows the game and raved about the value he brought.
There isn't any anti-BP bias here. I watched the game. The dude couldn't find a board to save his life when it mattered. The box score is irrelevant.
I'm not saying that because I hate Bobby. I love his energy out there. I'm saying that because Brook and Bobby were getting outhustled for rebounds by Pacer guards.