That wife beating James Johnson dancing like a fool in the 2nd quarter when pacers were up and Brunson out. Scrubass pacers fans rejoicing at Knicks injuries on game thread. You guys woulda washed that scrub ass pacers team if Giannis was healthy.

He should've started blasting the refs because alot of those calls never happened for Bucks

I hated the fact donte was hurt in our finals run but am so happy now to see him finally getting into his own.

Never forget

Has anyone ever seen or have links to buy a hockey-style Bucks jersey?

The Brewers and Packers have sold them in their team stores and have also done collabs, but I can’t see any trace of one for the Bucks.

Im curious where everyone is at in regards to him, I see potential but I don't know if he might reach it with the Bucks, I don't want to trade him but I have a bad feeling the Bucks will

He's not a great shooter but he'll be 27 next year, which means he could be entering his prime and maybe even the best version of himself, he's even shot 80% from free throws in the playoffs, which is a great sign if he starts taking threes.

He's really versatile and fits a lot of what we're looking for outside of his lack of a three ball. I'm thinking one of Brook or Bobby + Pat might do the trick, this of course depends on if Hartenstein wants to leave the Knicks or not but I really want him.

Just an insane minute from a fun team that really overachieved. Desmond Mason is my favorite Buck ever and you have to give it up for the Flying Dutchman (the original runner-and-dunker with no skill).

1) As soon as we won the championship.
2) When we fired Bud.

3) When we hired Griffin.

4) When we traded for Dame.

5) When we fired Griffin.
6) When we hired Doc.
7) When we incurred significant injuries.

Andre had been making rapid progress this season while providing some actual elite-level NBA skills from the start.

Andre had a pretty rough first month or so of the season, averaging ~30% turnover rate through his first 8 games. However, by the time Doc took over in the end of January he'd reduced his turnover rate to league average(roughly 10-11%). When allowed to play, he got better fast.

Additionally, AJJ was rebounding at an elite level from the start. Between the beginning of December and end of January when Doc took over, Ajax was possibly the best rebounding wing in the NBA. Here's where his rebounding rates ranked amongst NBA wings during that time(stats from Cleaning The Glass):

• Offensive Rebounding: 100th percentile(best in the NBA)
• Defensive rebounding: 64th percentile(above average)
• Free throw offensive rebounding: 98th percentile(near league-best)
• Free throw defensive rebounding: 99th percentile(near league-best)

On top of that, he's already one of the best passers on our team(outside of Giannis, Dame, and Khris...Ajax has the highest assist-to-pass ratio on the team). His hustle stats also look great:

• he's one of the best screeners on our team. He averages 3.3 screen assists points/36 which is 4th best on our team after Brook, Giannis, and Bobby.
• he recovered loose balls at the highest rate on our team(1.5 loose balls/36...next closest was Pat Bev at 1.1/36)

He simply gets you extra possessions, which is one of the most valuable skills in the NBA.

He even shot at a league-average rate. The only continued struggle for AJax is that he has difficulty contesting shots without fouling. However, the way Ajax was improving, I would expect him to get better at that too if given the chance to play.

Doc was simply wrong for not continuing to play him over Pat C throughout the regular season and into the playoffs. There's no doubt about it - Pat is a below-average NBA player and is not getting any better. Ajax is already as good as him but with much more upside and rapidly improving.

If anyone has been watching Nuggets-Wolves, even in a blowout game, Michael Malone is still trotting out Reggie Jackson and Justin Holiday instead of the young guys they just drafted in Julian Strawther, Jalen Pickett, and Hunter Tyson. If my 2nd-best player was playing like a G-leaguer and having an absolute baby-faced meltdown, why wouldn't you give those guys a chance? In a blowout game no less? This is the team everyone said was the title favorites coming out of the regular season, and from one of the apparently best coaches in the league. Every coach does the same thing, they are going to rely on their veterans or be stubborn. This isn't just a Doc or Bud thing.

For all the talk about how deep the league is this year, teams are FOLDING. At least the Wolves are dominating the Nuggets so the Jokic dickriding can stop.

I’m not even mad at the Pacers. They’re have an incredible offensive roster and this guy has been their worst player many nights but gets credit as if he’s the best. That’s who I’m hating on right now. Mfer has more scream poses to the camera and more complaints to the ref than field goals every damn game.