I like the Bucks over the Nets in this series, as i've said all along.
The Nets achilles will be their lack of size and front court presence. They have no rim protectors, they have no real size up front, and they don't play good defense. They hope to just have a shootout and win games like that, but against elite defenses like Milwaukee and Philly who both have lockdown defenders to slow them down enough it won't be that simple.
Milwaukee should abuse Brooklyn in the paint, that's for sure.
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Seth Curry is a nice shooter but the problem is he gets abused defensively. I watched the Bucks switch onto him relentlessly and it was extremely effective. No reason to think the Nets/Bucks won't continue to exploit that weakness
Simmons is the opposite, great defender but goes complete ghost in the 4th quarter half court sets
Nothing more ironic than a Bucks fan talking about 4th quarter struggles of another team lmao.
Bucks are literally holding a well known reputation for being questionable in late game situations, because their best player can't be relied on and has to basically play the dunker spot off the ball while Middleton and Holiday make plays. I heard Tim Legler this morning on the radio talking about how often people bring up their questionable late game moments because their franchise player can't be relied on in those moments due to his major limitations despite being a back-to-back MVP.