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Nice to win games but the 3 seed is > 2 seed.

Can't get hung up on seeding. We did that dance 2 years ago to avoid the Nets in round 1 and then had game 7 in Boston in round 2. It's more important to play well and win games down the stretch rather than try to avoid teams we're "scared" of in round 1

Dame and khris are such wild cards.

If one of those 2 are on that night, the team is very good. If both are on we are practically unstoppable.

Didnt catch the game but I read that Freak has now tied LeBron for the most 30/10/5 (or more) games in NBA history at 127. Amazing.

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ReasonablySober wrote:An hour after a good win and there's 12 replies in the PG thread. The Brewers are back, baby!

I just can’t bring myself to watch baseball on tv. Its supposed to snow on opening day lol. I’ll probably go to a game or two once it warms up but the brewers usually garner some attention from me after the NBA playoffs are over and prior to NFL preseason, and the last few weeks of the season of course

I didn't see any kinesio tape on Pat Bev's wrist. Was I missing something or did he have no tape on his wrist? You'd think they'd do at least that to give his wrist a little protection.

ReasonablySober wrote:An hour after a good win and there's 12 replies in the PG thread. The Brewers are back, baby!

It's not just the Brewers. We're all a little jaded, I think, by the sustained excellence of this team, notwithstanding the coaching bumps in the road this year.

Those of us who have been Bucks fans long enough to have taken encouragement from the occasional good game from a Fred Roberts or Desmond Mason floating in a sea of mediocrity should know better, but we too are guilty at times of not appreciating the moment. Whatever the playoffs hold, remember that there has never been a question of this team making the playoffs--something that was iffy for decades.

Having a perennial contender to root for is something unimaginable twenty years ago. Take an Easter moment and be thankful.

CharityStripe34 wrote:Didnt catch the game but I read that Freak has now tied LeBron for the most 30/10/5 (or more) games in NBA history at 127. Amazing.

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YEAH BOIIIIIIIIIII.

ReasonablySober wrote:An hour after a good win and there's 12 replies in the PG thread. The Brewers are back, baby!

We’re at the point of the season where wins mean nothing and losses mean everything. Just need the playoffs to start.

CharityStripe34 wrote:Didnt catch the game but I read that Freak has now tied LeBron for the most 30/10/5 (or more) games in NBA history at 127. Amazing.

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This seems crazy. I wouldn’t have guessed he was even in the ballpark. Lebron has what, 10 years on him?

What s our record when Dame or Ginnis miss a game?

jschligs wrote:Looks like Khris escaped his shooting struggles for a game. Let’s hope it builds. Good win but didn’t love letting them eek back in for a moment. Oh well, game of runs.

Easy to do when you're not having any shooting struggles. He has the highest 2 point FG% of his career.

It's nuts that that was Bobby's first lob as a Buck.

emunney wrote:It's nuts that that was Bobby's first lob as a Buck.

It's not often talked about how good Bobby would be if he could jump over a piece of paper

ShootingtheJ wrote:

jschligs wrote:Looks like Khris escaped his shooting struggles for a game. Let’s hope it builds. Good win but didn’t love letting them eek back in for a moment. Oh well, game of runs.

Easy to do when you're not having any shooting struggles. He has the highest 2 point FG% of his career.

The Khris being inconsistent narrative that everyone in the world has ran with is so bad. Career 46/39/88 shooter LOL. Near 50/40/90 for his career, basically consistent as they come.

It always boils down to him having ugly turnovers I think. NBA fans should know that shooters have bad shooting nights sometimes, even the best like Curry are no exception. 2 games in a row of poor shooting isn't a slump, it's a blip and Khris predictably got right days later.

Also gotta say his chemistry with Giannis is incredible, Khris is so good at finding Giannis in any situation. It's pretty unstoppable, I guess we did win a championship off that

sidney lanier wrote:

ReasonablySober wrote:An hour after a good win and there's 12 replies in the PG thread. The Brewers are back, baby!

It's not just the Brewers. We're all a little jaded, I think, by the sustained excellence of this team, notwithstanding the coaching bumps in the road this year.

Those of us who have been Bucks fans long enough to have taken encouragement from the occasional good game from a Fred Roberts or Desmond Mason floating in a sea of mediocrity should know better, but we too are guilty at times of not appreciating the moment. Whatever the playoffs hold, remember that there has never been a question of this team making the playoffs--something that was iffy for decades.

Having a perennial contender to root for is something unimaginable twenty years ago. Take an Easter moment and be thankful.

Good post. Dominique Wilkins kept praising the Hawks for playing well in a losing effort. He seems well suited for covering a middling team. It’s hard to even remember how long it’s been since the Bucks have been average.

Khris agenda narratives aging like raw milk yet again. I'm shocked.

The anti-Beas folks probably not too happy about him earning Doc’s trust as a closer last night.

msiris wrote:What s our record when Dame or Ginnis miss a game?

1-4 without dame. 3-2 without giannis

If Dame could find Giannis like Khris we would never lose a game