3/30 @Milwaukee: Time to Buck up
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I hope they stretch it to 50 in garbage time instead of the usual gradual decay of the lead until the final buzzer.
Not that it should matter, but a full quarter is probably a lot for those two to play at once
I don’t understand this team at all. They get smoked by some of the worst teams in the NBA and then come to Milwaukee and absolutely obliterate the best team in the sport. Or at least the team with the best record. I really don’t get it.
They probably won’t be playing again until Tuesday, but not sure what White’s doing out there. Especially since he’ll struggle against Utah’s size tomorrow in the fourth quarter.
I understood your point. The thing is that the Celts could have made this an important game and they gakked against the Wiz. And the criticisms were deserved. This game means little to the Bucks.
I really hope so. I don't care if they have zero guards out there. Let Grant take the ball up for all I care - he'd probably love playing PG...
They don’t have any other ball handlers with Pritchard hurt. Unfortunately one of Smart/Brogdon/White has to be out there
The Bucks did last night when they won the East.. Tonight the Celts sent a message that the Bucks should take seriously when they next meet.
They're up 46. Who cares? Like really, they can move the ball across half court and hold it until the clock expires every possession at this point.
But wouldn't that help get Jaylen more votes at Forward? The organization clearly doesn't want to give Brown a super max!!!
If they played pp instead of Grant, would that be the first all EuroHeritage lineup in how many years?
This is what I imagined the best basketball teams would look like when I was like 4.
Milwaukee stands look sad. Imagine paying what it costs for lower level seats and getting this...
How is Giannis’ brother so unbelievably untalented? It’s astounding. Blake laughing at him is the perfect response. He’s a cheerleader.
-48 is Milwaukee's worst home loss to Shaq's Magic in February 1995, at least in the regular season*. Can we top that? In a roundabout way, Boston's best road victory by margin was in Chicago, +56 in Dec. 2018.
*Their all-time is -54 to the Bucks in April 2015 with postseason inclusion.
*Their all-time is -54 to the Bucks in April 2015 with postseason inclusion.
Wishful thinking alert
If Gallinari can make a miraculous recovery, I could see Muscala off the Finals roster.