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Prez wrote:It’s killing me that we don’t have Donte, mainly because I think our defense would approach GOAT level with him taking all the Forbes and some of Pat’s minutes. 100% locked in Giannis, Jrue, PJ, Donte, Khris, Brook defensively is **** bonkers
Prez wrote:It’s killing me that we don’t have Donte, mainly because I think our defense would approach GOAT level with him taking all the Forbes and some of Pat’s minutes. 100% locked in Giannis, Jrue, PJ, Donte, Khris, Brook defensively is **** bonkers
Gery Woelfel wrote:Got a time big boy?
jakecronus8 wrote:It would hilarious if Atlanta inadvertently improved Giannis’ free throw shooting all because they felt the need to complain about his routine.
KendallMarshall wrote:Turk Nowitzki wrote:Is Giannis ok? He was limping pretty badly after that postgame interview.
Was wondering the same thing.
Prez wrote:It’s killing me that we don’t have Donte, mainly because I think our defense would approach GOAT level with him taking all the Forbes and some of Pat’s minutes. 100% locked in Giannis, Jrue, PJ, Donte, Khris, Brook defensively is **** bonkers
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It happened game 6 vs Nets. Prove people wrong and they will go away. Bud is still on the hot seat.buckboy wrote:BigO wrote:Chad34 wrote:I know half of this comment is about Bud, but I’ve never fully understood the narrative that Giannis has been terrible in the playoffs. This article agrees with me. Says he's putting up historical numbers in the playoffs., and not just this year
https://www.google.com/amp/s/syndication.bleacherreport.com/amp/2945245-giannis-antetokounmpo-may-be-the-best-player-still-standing-in-the-nba-playoffs.amp.html
Ya, the revisionist history on Giannis is baffling. He has been amazing. Take away his 3 point attempts and he is nearly flawless. But remember, just a few games ago there were posters proposing Giannis trades, because they said he was so dumb.
I was at the game tonight. My impressions:
1) Crowd-Sitting directly behind me was Jim Paschke and Dave Babcock, longtime Bucks scout. They were in the first row of the suite and I was in the last row of the lower deck. I tried talking to Babcock and he was very friendly, but it was so loud I couldn't understand a word he said. Great crowd.
2) Lots of people around me flew in from Atlanta. They were counting on Giannis's free throws and Giannis shot them before they reached ten.
3) Bud was roundly booed during introductions. First time I've ever heard that. Knowledgeable crowd.
Bucks have too much talent and experience for this series to go far, so if Bud keeps the pressure up rather than the passive drop scheme, we'll be all right.
If you boo the coach before game 2 of the CONFERENCE FINALS, you're a jackass.
GoldenAntlers wrote:It happened game 6 vs Nets. Prove people wrong and they will go away. Bud is still on the hot seat.buckboy wrote:BigO wrote:
Ya, the revisionist history on Giannis is baffling. He has been amazing. Take away his 3 point attempts and he is nearly flawless. But remember, just a few games ago there were posters proposing Giannis trades, because they said he was so dumb.
I was at the game tonight. My impressions:
1) Crowd-Sitting directly behind me was Jim Paschke and Dave Babcock, longtime Bucks scout. They were in the first row of the suite and I was in the last row of the lower deck. I tried talking to Babcock and he was very friendly, but it was so loud I couldn't understand a word he said. Great crowd.
2) Lots of people around me flew in from Atlanta. They were counting on Giannis's free throws and Giannis shot them before they reached ten.
3) Bud was roundly booed during introductions. First time I've ever heard that. Knowledgeable crowd.
Bucks have too much talent and experience for this series to go far, so if Bud keeps the pressure up rather than the passive drop scheme, we'll be all right.
If you boo the coach before game 2 of the CONFERENCE FINALS, you're a jackass.
GoldenAntlers wrote:It happened game 6 vs Nets. Prove people wrong and they will go away. Bud is still on the hot seat.buckboy wrote:BigO wrote:
Ya, the revisionist history on Giannis is baffling. He has been amazing. Take away his 3 point attempts and he is nearly flawless. But remember, just a few games ago there were posters proposing Giannis trades, because they said he was so dumb.
I was at the game tonight. My impressions:
1) Crowd-Sitting directly behind me was Jim Paschke and Dave Babcock, longtime Bucks scout. They were in the first row of the suite and I was in the last row of the lower deck. I tried talking to Babcock and he was very friendly, but it was so loud I couldn't understand a word he said. Great crowd.
2) Lots of people around me flew in from Atlanta. They were counting on Giannis's free throws and Giannis shot them before they reached ten.
3) Bud was roundly booed during introductions. First time I've ever heard that. Knowledgeable crowd.
Bucks have too much talent and experience for this series to go far, so if Bud keeps the pressure up rather than the passive drop scheme, we'll be all right.
If you boo the coach before game 2 of the CONFERENCE FINALS, you're a jackass.
Siefer wrote:
This isn't just a national media obsession, but one dominating social media as well, and it's damning in a few ways. Exposing both the fixation on memes over real content, the deep biases against small-markets, and the weird cultural issues surrounding foreign born (English as a second language) black folks. I see guys like Giannis, Siakam, Maker, Ibaka, and Embiid get a very particular kind of ****, and it raises an eyebrow.
thonnisbeastley wrote:Of course Bud should be booed. He sucks. If it weren't for PJ/Jrue I bet we'd still be playing the drop scheme exclusively.
thonnisbeastley wrote:Of course Bud should be booed. He sucks. If it weren't for PJ/Jrue I bet we'd still be playing the drop scheme exclusively.
thonnisbeastley wrote:Of course Bud should be booed. He sucks. If it weren't for PJ/Jrue I bet we'd still be playing the drop scheme exclusively.
Siefer wrote:
This isn't just a national media obsession, but one dominating social media as well, and it's damning in a few ways. Exposing both the fixation on memes over real content, the deep biases against small-markets, and the weird cultural issues surrounding foreign born (English as a second language) black folks. I see guys like Giannis, Siakam, Maker, Ibaka, and Embiid get a very particular kind of ****, and it raises an eyebrow.