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That’s about as bad of a half of basketball they have played.   Amazing they are only down by 9.   They need to stop turning the ball over and not allow the Sixers multiple looks on possessions and get the damn rebounds.

They are going to need to adjust with Brogdon out.  They just had better hope he’s back for round 2 or they may not advance.  

 

Tschmack posted:

That’s about as bad of a half of basketball they have played.   Amazing they are only down by 9.   They need to stop turning the ball over and not allow the Sixers multiple looks on possessions and get the damn rebounds.

They are going to need to adjust with Brogdon out.  They just had better hope he’s back for round 2 or they may not advance.  

 

They may not advance with him. The round two matchup is going to be Philly or Boston. They both match up well with us. 

If you look at the game today, how would you rank the players on the floor? 

Giannis is the best player on the floor, but he's not that much better than Embiid - they are both top 5-6 NBA players. 

Other than that, who on the Bucks would be next?

After Giannis/Embiid, you would probably take B. Simmons, Butler, and Tobias Harris before you got to another Buck. It's hard to win a 7 game series when the other team has 4 of the top 5 players on the court. The Bucks depth is much better, but playoff rotations shrink things down to 8 men usually. 

Against Boston, Giannis is clearly the best player on the court, but you'd put Irving, Horford, J. Tatum, and maybe Hayward before you rank a Buck. Again, 4 of the top 5 players on the court would be the opponent. 

 

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