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Brett and Seth share their thoughts on the Milwaukee Bucks v Indiana Pacers series thus far and share some adjustments they are hoping to see from Doc and the Bucks.
0:00 - 18:00 - Initial reactions to the series
18:00 - 45:30 - Adjustments to make
45:30 - 49:30 - Middleton
49:30 - 58:00 - Giannis and final thoughts on the series
58:00 - 1:04:30 - Should Bucks or Celtics fans be more nervous?
1:04:30 - 1:15:00 - Thoughts on the rest of the NBA playoffs
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Brett & Seth discuss the Milwaukee Bucks rocky regular season, 6 things to look for in the Bucks vs Pacers matchup, and give their NBA finals predictions.
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Brett & Seth discuss Doc's decision to change the starting lineup, their concern levels for the Bucks entering the playoffs, and where the playoff seedings are going to end up.
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Seth offers 5 changes the Bucks should make for the playoffs. They then discuss who they'd like the Bucks to matchup with in the first round before getting into some bad takes and a super team exercise. Email comments/questions to us at [email protected]. Follow us on Twitter/X at @PodDDB.
Brett & Seth react to the Celtics game, discuss why the Bucks have been better without Giannis compared to without Dame, look into the play of Brook Lopez, go over some great Doc quotes, and judge courtside fans who look at their phone instead of watching the game.
Seth & Brett discuss some concerns they have with the Milwaukee Bucks after their recent 1-3 west coast road trip, and how NBA Halftimes are the new circus.
Seth and Brett defend the honor of Pat Connaughton, discuss what they've seen during the Bucks 6-0 run after the All Star break, and take a deep dive into the rip-through foul that Dame is always upset about
Brett & Seth discuss the start to the Doc Rivers era as head coach of the Milwaukee Bucks, pouring into some data and comparing to the Adrian Griffin era.
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