Quote from: Volgastallion on April 23, 2025, 02:11:59 PM

We are gonna see a comeback iin their home from the Milwaukee bucks? Or we are gonna just see a super win swiping the floor by the Indiana Pacers?

Is incredible how the Bucks years after their best outcome and trading some good players cant make a good team in the pitch.

I still believe that the Bucks can tie the series and defend their home in Games 3 & 4.
That will be the case AS LONG AS Lillard will be playing. If not, the Bucks has no chance against the Pacers.

The problem with the Pacers is that they aren't a good defensive team at all so if the Bucks can somehow manage to maximize that weakness of them, they will get wins. I don't see a sweep here, but many are favoring the Pacers to win now on this series.

Quote from: OgNasty on Today at 04:55:12 AM

The Butler injury was a dirty play. I hope Jimmy comes back soon. The Warriors probably aren’t a playoff team without him and I don’t think they can get to the next round without him. The injury looked painful but not like he broke or tore anything, so I don’t think he’ll miss more than one game, if even that.

This is the latest update on the Jimmy Butler injury.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NSBylowwjw4

I would agree with you on that one. We already saw how impactful Curry and Butler is when they're playing together back when they played against Memphis and in Game 1 against the Rockets. I just hope that he's clear when they play in Game 3 back on their home or else, they have no chance in winning against the young Rockets. On the flip side, Kerr believe that it wasn't intentional or dirty at all, and I will agree with it. I mean we know that the physicality during the playoffs goes up massively.