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Mo Dakhil & Mason Ginsburg talk about Game 5 of the NBA Finals right after it ends. The two discuss the Warriors' improbable win, but the main focus of the pod is on Kevin Durant's short lived return and the Achilles he injured in the 2nd quarter that will keep him out for the rest of The Finals.

After a bit of a break, Blue Wire Buckets is back twith a postgame reaction from Game 3 of the NBA Finals. Hosts Justin Rowan, Saam Esfandiari, & Nick Crain discuss the decision by the Warriors to not test Klay Thompson's injury and how it sets the tone for the rest of the series. They also dive into what a potential KD return in Game 4 means for the Warriors, how good the Raptors' defense has been, and how missing Kevon Looney has hurt Golden State's defense.

In this episode of Blue Wire Buckets, Ti Windisch, host of Blue Wire's Gyro Step podcast is joined by Buckets regular Mo Dakhil. They discuss the Eastern Conference Finals and if the Warriors will be able to threepeat in 2019. For more podcasts like this, check out bluewirepods.com.

On this edition of Blue Wire Buckets, Dan Favale of Hardwood Knocks, Justin Rowan of The Chase Down, and Sam Cooper of The Timeline break down the Raptors Game 5 win over the Bucks in the Eastern Conference Finals. Plus they analyze some of the more interesting choices on the recently released All NBA teams.

On this episode of Blue Wire Buckets, Carter Rodriguez of The Chase Down, Jason Patt of Cash Considerations and Jovan Buha of Clip City discuss the Raptors tying up the Bucks after losing the first two games of the Eastern Conference Finals. We talk about how Toronto has made this a series and what to expect the rest of the way. We then analyze the Warriors' four-game sweep of the Blazers, what it means for Portland and if Golden State is in any danger in the NBA Finals as the team gets healthy.

Instead of a normal Blue Wire Buckets, we will feature the latest episode of Blue Wire's Milwaukee Bucks podcast, The Gyro Step.

Hosts Kane Pitman and Ti Windisch do something they haven't in quite some time and break down a loss following Milwaukee's 118-112 defeat at the hands of the Toronto Raptors in Game 3. Topics include key Bucks struggling, George Hill and Malcolm Brogdon playing extremely well, and, of course, Drake.