Gyro Step Podcast Network: Covering all things Milwaukee Bucks Gyro Step Podcast Network

Will the Bucks re-sign both Pat Connaughton and Bobby Portis? The NBA Playoffs are still ongoing, but the Bucks are officially in offseason mode. Milwaukee’s biggest offseason priorities right now are players already on the roster, especially Pat and Bobby, so Ti Windisch and Rohan Katti previewed those two plus the rest of the Bucks heading into free agency, including Wes Matthews, Jevon Carter, and of course Thanasis Antetokounmpo.
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The Milwaukee Bucks fought hard for six and a half games against the Boston Celtics without Khris Middleton, but ultimately ran out of gas (and made shots) entirely in the second half of Game 7 as the Celtics trounced them 109-81 and ended Milwaukee's playoff run. Ti Windisch, Rohan Katti, and Adam McGee analyzed what went wrong in Game 7, where fault lies for the series loss after holding a 3-2 lead, the performance of Bucks coach Mike Budenholzer, and then went through the roster and decided who they'd like brought back for the next Bucks run.
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Giannis Antetokounmpo gave everything he had and continues to thrive against a tough Boston Celtics defense, but the rest of the Milwaukee Bucks couldn't collectively do enough to get the win at home in Game 6. Ti Windisch, Rohan Katti, and Adam McGee sat down after the disaster ended to discuss what went wrong, why Grayson Allen and George Hill simply can't play as much as they did, who else on the roster needs to step up now, why this was a terrible Mike Budenholzer game, and keys to winning what will be a tough Game 7 in Boston.
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Despite trailing as much as 14 in the fourth quarter in Boston, where the Celtics had previously never lost after bringing a 9+ point lead into the frame, the Milwaukee Bucks found a way to steal a second game on the road and take a 3-2 series lead before Game 6 in Milwaukee. Jrue Holiday's two WOW plays in the last 10 seconds sealed the deal, but Giannis Antetokounmpo and company had an all-around excellent fourth quarter before Jrue locked it down. Ti Windisch, Rohan Katti, and Adam McGee recapped the thrilling action after the fact, focusing on how Milwaukee managed the extraordinary comeback, the gutsy performances from certain role players, and tweaks that can still be made.
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For the second time in the Milwaukee Bucks first two home games in their semifinals series against the Boston Celtics, the Bucks folded in the fourth quarter after building a solid lead earlier in the second half. Unfortunately they really lost the plot in Game 4 and fell to Boston 116-108 after holding onto a wild win the previous game. Giannis Antetokounmpo continues to wear down Celtics defenders and find his scoring burst, but Giannis himself was worn down by the end of the night and didn't get enough help from Jrue Holiday, plus a few role players who need to be more consistent offensively. Ti Windisch of the Gyro Step and Adam McGee of Win in 6 sat down after the game to evaluate what went wrong and look ahead to a pivotal Game 5 in Boston.
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The Milwaukee Bucks returned home and won an extremely close Game 3 against the Celtics, 103-101. Giannis Antetokounmpo posted his highest-scoring game of the series, while Wesley Matthews showed his defensive prowess and locked down Jayson Tatum. This was a physical contest the entire way, as neither team or fanbase is walking away from this one thinking they got a fair whistle. Ultimately, the Bucks won, and Rohan Katti, Ti Windisch, and Adam McGee discussed how Milwaukee pulled it off, what the starting lineup change meant, and much more.
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