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blazza18 wrote:

BigO wrote:BP was right with his statement on front runners, but it really applies to posters in this thread. What an abomination. This thread has it all:


2) Bashing BP post after post. I knew that was coming. The guys who have been silent for the past few months have now been let out of their cages. BP was not good, but his 14 and 11 (and minus 5 when he was on the court) was hardly the biggest issue.

Always get a laugh over the big Bobby Portis fan calling everyone out for their opinions.

Bobby was a huge issues last night. He would have been pulled had we had any actual depth on the bench. We don't have to talk about what he doesn't bring on defence but what really stood out was how selfishly he played on offense. He responded poorly to the chippyness of the game and tried to beat Indiana by himself and time after time it didn't work out for him.

rilamann wrote:One of my favorite things about the board this season has been how right on cue after every loss the We're old and unathletic excuse comes out.

We're old an unathletic when we lose to the Wizards and Raptors, but we're not old and unathletic when we blow out the Celtics and Thunder apparently or when we blow the Pacers out in game 1....lol

I wish just 1 time after we blew out Boston twice or when we blew out OKC someone would have been like We're old and unathletic, I can't believe we just somehow blew-out one of the best teams in the league again.

Just 1 time.

The Bucks are indeed old and they're not the most athletic team in the league.

But that's not why they are a major disappointment.

The Bucks are a disappointment because they are poorly coached and only show up when they feel like it, which is around 1 out of every 4 or 5 games.

BigO wrote:

blazza18 wrote:

BigO wrote:BP was right with his statement on front runners, but it really applies to posters in this thread. What an abomination. This thread has it all:


2) Bashing BP post after post. I knew that was coming. The guys who have been silent for the past few months have now been let out of their cages. BP was not good, but his 14 and 11 (and minus 5 when he was on the court) was hardly the biggest issue.

Always get a laugh over the big Bobby Portis fan calling everyone out for their opinions.

Bobby was a huge issues last night. He would have been pulled had we had any actual depth on the bench. We don't have to talk about what he doesn't bring on defence but what really stood out was how selfishly he played on offense. He responded poorly to the chippyness of the game and tried to beat Indiana by himself and time after time it didn't work out for him.

My goal was to make you laugh, so I succeeded.

I'll go to battle with BP any day of the week. 6-16 and 11 rebounds (and -5 for those who like using this stat when it suits them). Not great, but again not the main problem at all.

BP is suited as a scoring big off the bench. Not as a starter.

Plossum wrote:Feels more and more like we’re getting Bogut’d on the severity of the Giannis injury.

Jez2983 wrote:

Plossum wrote:Feels more and more like we’re getting Bogut’d on the severity of the Giannis injury.

Calves are tricky, have the slowest recovery. In terms of return to play it goes hamstrings before quads before calves.

Then factoring in how important Giannis is and his play style, I can absolutely see that they want to be very sure before they put him on a court.

Jez2983 wrote:

Plossum wrote:Feels more and more like we’re getting Bogut’d on the severity of the Giannis injury.

Calves are tricky, have the slowest recovery. In terms of return to play it goes hamstrings before quads before calves.

Then factoring in how important Giannis is and his play style, I can absolutely see that they want to be very sure before they put him on a court.

GHOSTofSIKMA wrote:

BigO wrote:

blazza18 wrote:
Always get a laugh over the big Bobby Portis fan calling everyone out for their opinions.

Bobby was a huge issues last night. He would have been pulled had we had any actual depth on the bench. We don't have to talk about what he doesn't bring on defence but what really stood out was how selfishly he played on offense. He responded poorly to the chippyness of the game and tried to beat Indiana by himself and time after time it didn't work out for him.

My goal was to make you laugh, so I succeeded.

I'll go to battle with BP any day of the week. 6-16 and 11 rebounds (and -5 for those who like using this stat when it suits them). Not great, but again not the main problem at all.

BP is suited as a scoring big off the bench. Not as a starter.

100% agree right up to the point youd argue hes an important piece one way or the other as it relates to the playoffs. bigs off the bench first and foremost in the playoffs have to be able to defend. switch... gaurd the rim. he cant. scrubs abuse him. its his biggest issue

portis has to put up big efficient numbers to contribute. we gonna lose this series on the defensive end. his minutes need to be limited if hes not rolling

msiris wrote:

rilamann wrote:One of my favorite things about the board this season has been how right on cue after every loss the We're old and unathletic excuse comes out.

We're old an unathletic when we lose to the Wizards and Raptors, but we're not old and unathletic when we blow out the Celtics and Thunder apparently or when we blow the Pacers out in game 1....lol

I wish just 1 time after we blew out Boston twice or when we blew out OKC someone would have been like We're old and unathletic, I can't believe we just somehow blew-out one of the best teams in the league again.

Just 1 time.

The Bucks are indeed old and they're not the most athletic team in the league.

But that's not why they are a major disappointment.

The Bucks are a disappointment because they are poorly coached and only show up when they feel like it, which is around 1 out of every 4 or 5 games.

I think it has to do with low bbiq more than anything.

Jez2983 wrote:

Plossum wrote:Feels more and more like we’re getting Bogut’d on the severity of the Giannis injury.

Calves are tricky, have the slowest recovery. In terms of return to play it goes hamstrings before quads before calves.

Then factoring in how important Giannis is and his play style, I can absolutely see that they want to be very sure before they put him on a court.

soboMP3 wrote:What is the point of that response? Lol. You’re talking hamstrings. “Well when i brook my hip it was hard for me to get back to the court, so Giannis is basically done”.

HKPackFan wrote:

soboMP3 wrote:What is the point of that response? Lol. You’re talking hamstrings. “Well when i brook my hip it was hard for me to get back to the court, so Giannis is basically done”.

It wouldn't be realgm if we didn't bring our Dr opinions into play.

The hammy comment was Jez saying hammies are the easiest to come back to, that was a surprise.

JimmyTheKid wrote:

raysbookclub wrote:All I want is more Andre Jackson Jr.

If this loss makes Doc give him 15 min a game, the loss was worth it.

Don't hold your breath. I've been trying to put it into the universe for 84 games and its simply not happening. Only explanation is that AJJ is awful in practice.

BigO wrote:

GHOSTofSIKMA wrote:

BigO wrote:
My goal was to make you laugh, so I succeeded.

I'll go to battle with BP any day of the week. 6-16 and 11 rebounds (and -5 for those who like using this stat when it suits them). Not great, but again not the main problem at all.

BP is suited as a scoring big off the bench. Not as a starter.

100% agree right up to the point youd argue hes an important piece one way or the other as it relates to the playoffs. bigs off the bench first and foremost in the playoffs have to be able to defend. switch... gaurd the rim. he cant. scrubs abuse him. its his biggest issue

portis has to put up big efficient numbers to contribute. we gonna lose this series on the defensive end. his minutes need to be limited if hes not rolling

If the Bucks had a big who could defend, other than Giannis, you'd have a point. What big would you replace him with?

If the Bucks lose the series, it will probably be because of the defense. BP is not a great defender, but the Bucks got killed yesterday when he was off the court. So the alternatives are worse.

The Bucks problem, like many teams, is when you get past the starting five, there's very little to turn to. And in the Bucks case, they don't have their starting five.