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Not Bucks related, but this is absolutely insane. One of the biggest NBA newspaper in my country got its Twitter account hacked recently, and I thought it was some crypto bs or whaterver. But this is how the account looks now. I'm literally out of words.
Random thought I just had: do you think Kevin Porter Jr. can change his game and turn into a Devin Vassell kind of player?
If you make a good cut when Ousmane Dieng has the ball, he's gonna find you 👀
Top 50 Bucks plays of the season coming out tomorrow. Subscribe to the channel so you don't miss it🔥
One of the thing I like most about Pete Nance is his cutting game. He reads the space pretty well and his timing is always on point to give the ball-handler a passing option. I've wished the Bucks had a player doing this for years.
In my video with 5 predictions for the season, I said AJ would break the Ray Allen record. I don't think he'll get there, but insane things happen in the last game of the regular season.
-Not afraid to put the ball on the floor when the defense close too strong -Good handle -Patience to find the cutter Cormac Ryan, I'm watching 👀
Love how aggresively Pete chases offensive rebounds every time he sees an opening. Both him and Sims have understood what bigs have to do in today's NBA.
My birthday was a few days ago and my mum gave me this bookmark. Aparently she wants me to think about Doc Rivers and this nightmare of a season even when I'm trying to scape reality and immerse myself in a book 🤣
Sims' dunks are cool, but Dieng setting him up in different ways is what really moves me
If I had a dollar for every time a Bucks player leaves a wide open shooter to go help on a play where he's not needed, I'd probably had enough money to buy the team and tell them to stop doing that
We all knew this was going in even before AJ caught the ball
Like, what is Rollins supposed to be doing with two feet in the paint here? He's not helpfull against Larsson's drive and Thomas is the one rotating on Ware And to be clear, this isn't on Ryan. Every backcourt player does this all the time so this is a coaching call
I complain a lot about how the Bucks constantly overhelp (or even fake help) in the paint, but it just kills me every time. I don't think you can build a good defense in today's NBA doing this. In 2026, only the Jazz allow more threes per game than then (15).
This is the level of aggression I want to see more often from Dieng. My biggest nitpick with him so far is that there's a lot of times where he puts the ball on the floor without really trying to break his defender or go to the rim. And that's a bit of a waste.
I don't have a way to prove this, but it feels to me that if there's <5 seconds left in a quarter and you have the ball in your own court against the Bucks, you're always getting a good shot.
I know sometimes there's a height disadvantage and you have to send help. But this team takes it to the most insane limit I've seen. Who tf defends with 5 players in the paint in 2026, I can't take this anymore
