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Yeah. And when big guys lose weight, they're just really, really strong. They're way stronger at a lower body weight than you would ever expect. So he looks strong. He looks fit. I don't know. Having a fun season. You know, they're tanking. They're trying to tank, but he's having a fun season. Guys, stick around after the break.
Yeah. And when big guys lose weight, they're just really, really strong. They're way stronger at a lower body weight than you would ever expect. So he looks strong. He looks fit. I don't know. Having a fun season. You know, they're tanking. They're trying to tank, but he's having a fun season. Guys, stick around after the break.
Yeah. And when big guys lose weight, they're just really, really strong. They're way stronger at a lower body weight than you would ever expect. So he looks strong. He looks fit. I don't know. Having a fun season. You know, they're tanking. They're trying to tank, but he's having a fun season. Guys, stick around after the break.
Eric Name is going to help us get to the bottom of whatever happened to the Bucs on that one play. The Bucs lost last night in just about the worst way imaginable. Here to break it down and really explain what the hell went wrong, Eric Name, our Milwaukee Bucs beat reporter. Eric, what happened on that play where Tyrese Halliburton hits the three? Break down the defense for me.
Eric Name is going to help us get to the bottom of whatever happened to the Bucs on that one play. The Bucs lost last night in just about the worst way imaginable. Here to break it down and really explain what the hell went wrong, Eric Name, our Milwaukee Bucs beat reporter. Eric, what happened on that play where Tyrese Halliburton hits the three? Break down the defense for me.
Eric Name is going to help us get to the bottom of whatever happened to the Bucs on that one play. The Bucs lost last night in just about the worst way imaginable. Here to break it down and really explain what the hell went wrong, Eric Name, our Milwaukee Bucs beat reporter. Eric, what happened on that play where Tyrese Halliburton hits the three? Break down the defense for me.
Tell me what went wrong.
Tell me what went wrong.
Tell me what went wrong.
Yeah, I mean, the Bucs have a three-point lead after some Damian Lillard free throws with 3.9 seconds remaining. Rick Carlisle draws up a play that they used in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Finals last year against the Boston Celtics. It was funny, as I saw them line up, I knew exactly what was coming because I watched the exact play in Gainbridge Fieldhouse last Eastern Conference Finals.
Yeah, I mean, the Bucs have a three-point lead after some Damian Lillard free throws with 3.9 seconds remaining. Rick Carlisle draws up a play that they used in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Finals last year against the Boston Celtics. It was funny, as I saw them line up, I knew exactly what was coming because I watched the exact play in Gainbridge Fieldhouse last Eastern Conference Finals.
Yeah, I mean, the Bucs have a three-point lead after some Damian Lillard free throws with 3.9 seconds remaining. Rick Carlisle draws up a play that they used in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Finals last year against the Boston Celtics. It was funny, as I saw them line up, I knew exactly what was coming because I watched the exact play in Gainbridge Fieldhouse last Eastern Conference Finals.
I covered that game and saw it happen. That time, Aaron Neesmith missed the three. This time, Tyrese Halliburton hits the three. But essentially, for those attempting to imagine this play in their head, you are looking at... an NFL four-wide set. You have all four guys in the backcourt lined up across the court, sideline to sideline, and then they're just going to run crossing patterns.
I covered that game and saw it happen. That time, Aaron Neesmith missed the three. This time, Tyrese Halliburton hits the three. But essentially, for those attempting to imagine this play in their head, you are looking at... an NFL four-wide set. You have all four guys in the backcourt lined up across the court, sideline to sideline, and then they're just going to run crossing patterns.
I covered that game and saw it happen. That time, Aaron Neesmith missed the three. This time, Tyrese Halliburton hits the three. But essentially, for those attempting to imagine this play in their head, you are looking at... an NFL four-wide set. You have all four guys in the backcourt lined up across the court, sideline to sideline, and then they're just going to run crossing patterns.
You're going to get everyone running towards the frontcourt, running towards the inbounder, and all you're trying to do is crisscross, mess people up, and get Whatever shooter you're looking for to run to the near side corner, nearest to the inbounder. The Pacers executed it to perfection.
You're going to get everyone running towards the frontcourt, running towards the inbounder, and all you're trying to do is crisscross, mess people up, and get Whatever shooter you're looking for to run to the near side corner, nearest to the inbounder. The Pacers executed it to perfection.
You're going to get everyone running towards the frontcourt, running towards the inbounder, and all you're trying to do is crisscross, mess people up, and get Whatever shooter you're looking for to run to the near side corner, nearest to the inbounder. The Pacers executed it to perfection.
Miles Turner, Aaron Neesmith were kind of the two guys that Tyrese Halliburton credited after the game for getting them open, but they run their crossing patterns. Tyrese Halliburton comes all the way across the floor, and he manages to be wide open in front of the Bucs bench, hits the three, followed by Yanis Dedekumbo on the play.
Miles Turner, Aaron Neesmith were kind of the two guys that Tyrese Halliburton credited after the game for getting them open, but they run their crossing patterns. Tyrese Halliburton comes all the way across the floor, and he manages to be wide open in front of the Bucs bench, hits the three, followed by Yanis Dedekumbo on the play.