GT: Nets @ Bucks Game 4 - 06/13/21 3pm EST

[Shark]

I'm done. **** was disgraceful. Don't even know if I want to watch the rest of the series if neither Harden or Kyrie comeback. The refs have come out with a clear agenda and Nash and company are incapable of making the right adjustments. Credit to KD for all the effort he gave in spite of all the bull, but its just not gonna happen.

[Karate Diop]

Ugh need to regroup for next game. The Kyrie injury turned the game... I don't wish ill on Giannis but if DeAndre Jordan were to lay him out accidentally I wouldn't feel bad for him...

[BooomBaby]

So sick i would of personally drive DAntoni to Portland today and on the way there drop off Nash in Canada as well

Nash is an idiot and has no business coaching any NBA team.

[NyCeEvO]

There’s no point of watching this if Nash is just going to let KD run himself into the ground.

He’s needlessly bringing up the ball and getting guarded 94ft and then getting double and triple-teamed when he gets within the arc.

The idea that Nash isn't compounding our problems is laughable. He has stood at the side line slack jawed. The offense is basically run KD into the ground 94 feet

Prokorov is mostly wrong to the point if u bet against anything he says u could be a millionaire, one thing he was 100% rigth since day one is about Nash , he gonna cost us a championship

Nash didn’t hire himself.

If you’re going to blame someone, blame Marks for entrusting prime years of the Big 3 to someone who has never coached.

We could’ve hired Nash as an assistant so he formally sits and learns under someone else for a year or two land and then use an inevitable run of substandard play to fire them and give the reins to Nash.

For whatever reason, Marks felt that we didn’t need to do that. I can’t blame Nash for putting his portfolio into the candidate pile, but I can blame the higher ups for hiring someone who isn’t ready to handle the job and allowing the company/team to suffer for it.

And to be honest, I don’t even think Nash is as bad as others have made him out to be. When I see him make mistakes, that’s typical of a new head coach. They all have growing pains. Marks is the one who thought his growing pains wouldn’t impinge upon our success.

[MrDollarBills]

Ugh need to regroup for next game. The Kyrie injury turned the game... I don't wish ill on Giannis but if DeAndre Jordan were to lay him out accidentally I wouldn't feel bad for him...

This is 100% what should happen.

[Shark]

The idea that Nash isn't compounding our problems is laughable. He has stood at the side line slack jawed. The offense is basically run KD into the ground 94 feet

Prokorov is mostly wrong to the point if u bet against anything he says u could be a millionaire, one thing he was 100% rigth since day one is about Nash , he gonna cost us a championship

Nash didn’t hire himself.

If you’re going to blame someone, blame Marks for entrusting prime years of the Big 3 to someone who has never coached.

We could’ve hired Nash as an assistant so he formally sits and learns under someone else for a year or two land and then use an inevitable run of substandard play to fire them and give the reins to Nash.

For whatever reason, Marks felt that we didn’t need to do that. I can’t blame Nash for putting his portfolio into the candidate pile, but I can blame the higher ups for hiring someone who isn’t ready to handle the job and allowing the company/team to suffer for it.

And to be honest, I don’t even think Nash is as bad as others have made him out to be. When I see him make mistakes, that’s typical of a new head coach. They all have growing pains. Marks is the one who thought his growing pains wouldn’t impinge upon our success.

That's a fair point. I would still expect better with the experience he has behind him on the staff. Then again its not like D'Antoni was ever all that great to begin with. Wasted all of those years of great Suns and Rocket teams.

[ArksNetsSince99]

Clearly coaching stuff decided running KD as point guard and other 4 players standing and watching is the best game plan , only positives to this game is that KD didn’t get injured in the process!!!!

[CalamityX12]

**** bad play from players and bad coaching...

No way we should be 2 2.... losing kyrie for God knows how long...

[3pt_chucker]

It's still a game though??

[MrDollarBills]

I'm not here for the Durant slander. He was mauled all game long. Hopefully we can actually get a clean game called back in Brooklyn

[BooomBaby]

About time he took KD out.

[ArksNetsSince99]

Prokorov is mostly wrong to the point if u bet against anything he says u could be a millionaire, one thing he was 100% rigth since day one is about Nash , he gonna cost us a championship

Nash didn’t hire himself.

If you’re going to blame someone, blame Marks for entrusting prime years of the Big 3 to someone who has never coached.

We could’ve hired Nash as an assistant so he formally sits and learns under someone else for a year or two land and then use an inevitable run of substandard play to fire them and give the reins to Nash.

For whatever reason, Marks felt that we didn’t need to do that. I can’t blame Nash for putting his portfolio into the candidate pile, but I can blame the higher ups for hiring someone who isn’t ready to handle the job and allowing the company/team to suffer for it.

And to be honest, I don’t even think Nash is as bad as others have made him out to be. When I see him make mistakes, that’s typical of a new head coach. They all have growing pains. Marks is the one who thought his growing pains wouldn’t impinge upon our success.

That's a fair point. I would still expect better with the experience he has behind him on the staff. Then again its not like D'Antoni was ever all that great to begin with. Wasted all of those years of great Suns and Rocket teams.

My point is he doesn’t have the balls to stand behind his guys ,stand up , get pissed , got technical or better two, watch the press conference after the game , MF gonna blame all but himself !

[DarkXaero]

All this Nash bitching really needs to stop. We've suffered from bad luck first and foremost. The moment Kyrie went down with that injury, this game was over, it's really that simple. If Harden doesn't injure his hamstring again 43 seconds into game 1, this would have been the last game of the series. Bucks have been incredibly lucky to benefit from our injuries, and that's really what it comes down to.

If we don't get Harden back healthy by game 5 (key word: healthy), then we're screwed because Kyrie is likely out for the remainder of this series. This is why you cannot give up opportunities in the playoffs, and why the game 3 loss stings even more now because we could have killed this series off.

[BooomBaby]

I'm not here for the Durant slander. He was mauled all game long.

He also has no help, these role players have played like garbage since game 2.

[MrDollarBills]

I still can't comprehend how we let Giannis walk out of this game unscathed after what happened today.

[CalamityX12]

I still can't comprehend how we let Giannis walk out of this game unscathed after what happened today.

Cuz we're soft AF.

Don't want to get physically...

No dirt on our hands approach.

Free throw discrepancy throughout series is first sign.

2nd is not playing DJ to bang around.

[NyCeEvO]

Ugh need to regroup for next game. The Kyrie injury turned the game... I don't wish ill on Giannis but if DeAndre Jordan were to lay him out accidentally I wouldn't feel bad for him...

Nah, I don’t want anyone intentionally injuring anyone.

It’s the refs’ (and ultimately the league’s) responsibility to call the game rightly. They didn’t.

I honestly don’t know if they saw what happened or if Giannis even meant it. Stepping under shooters happens when players mean it and when they don’t. I’m not going to assume premeditation just because my team was on the receiving end.

I’m also not scared of Milwaukee. They look scarier in the regular season than they do in the playoffs. I’m upset because (IMO) our deficiencies come from Nash and company not reading the game properly and adjusting. We played as if it’s fine to lose these games because we have HCA. We have been very passive. It doesn’t take talent to play with fire, just hard work and desire. This is also why I say to take advantage of any and every opportunity because you never know if/when someone can get injured. Go figure Kyrie goes down this game.

[HardenGoat]

This game was dictated by powers higher than our coach. The blatant mauling that was allowed is all the proof you need to know this.

[ArksNetsSince99]

All this Nash bitching really needs to stop. We've suffered from bad luck first and foremost. The moment Kyrie went down with that injury, this game was over, it's really that simple. If Harden doesn't injury his hamstring again 43 seconds into game 1, this would have been the last game of the series. Bucks have been incredibly lucky to benefit from our injuries, and that's really what it comes down to.

If we don't get Harden back healthy by game 5 (key word: healthy), then we're screwed because Kyrie is likely out for the remainder of this series. This is why you cannot give up opportunities in the playoffs, and why the game 3 loss stings even more now because we could have killed this series off.

Lets not fool ourselves, before Kyrie went down everything was going downhill already , we didn’t run one solid possession previous 6 or 7 trips before then , why ?

[Whiskey Slick]

For those who are complaining, without James and now Kyrie going down too, WTF did you expect?

The Bucks are the luckiest MF'ers in the world, cause they would have gotten SWEPT if not for Nets injuries.

Now they are going to win the series, FOR SURE, but it might be the hollowest win in NBA playoffs history.