Hawks Squawks Game 3: Bucks 107, Hawks 89
Milwaukee– The Hawks got their butts kicked. The details of the beatdown seem almost inconsequential in light of the aggregate effect of this blistering in the Bradley Center. The Bucks never got it handed to them like this at Philips Arena, where at least they fought back when the Hawks blitzed them.
– Forget the Xs and Os for a minute and consider the Hawks’ lack of intensity and poise. “It’s unacceptable to get blown out like this,” J.J. said. “We’ll look at the tape and correct our mistakes but more than anything it’s about coming out and playing with more effort.”
– The Hawks spouted some of those playoff cliches: The Bucks simply did what they had to do, the Hawks still own homecourt advantage, they still have a chance to win Game 4 on Monday for a road split. All of that is theoretically true but have the Hawks shown an indication that they can find the mettle it will take to win the next game? It would have been one thing if the Hawks competed and lost but failing to show up is something else.
– “Honestly I have no idea [why],” Joe said. “We knew what to expect and we knew what was at stake. For us to come out the way we played, that’s on the starters. It was unacceptable. Give the Bucks a lot of credit, they ot their team off to a fast start and never looked back.”
– Then again, the Hawks can’t afford to beat themselves up about this for too long. “I’m not taking anything away from the Bucks, they played extremely well tonight,” Woody said. “They did what they were supposed to do but we still hold a 2-1 lead and we still have an opportunity to steal one (in Milwaukee).”
– The Hawks have one road playoff victory in their last three postseasons. Their problems on the road continue to keep them from reaching the level of Cleveland, Orlando (which is looking to sweep Charlotte) and Boston. “We’ve struggled on the road even during the regular season,” J.J. said. “We’ve not been a great road team. We’ve got to find a way.”
– They can start by going back to feeding Smoove and Al inside. Woody had said he was surprised the Bucks didn’t show more resistance in the post in Game 2 after they had success pushing Josh and Al out in the second half of Game 1. The Bucks didn’t make that mistake again.
– “It’s no secret that in the first two games they sort of owned us in the paint,” Scott Skiles said. “We were able to take a few things away tonight.”
– The Hawks waited too long to get Al involved but he also wasn’t as sharp when deciding whether to pick-and-pop or go to the hole. Smoove just wasn’t at all in rhythm.
– The Hawks didn’t help matters by missing a bunch of shots near the rim. That’s how they had 20 offensive rebounds and managed only 12 second-chance points. “They got a lot of offensive rebounds but didn’t turn them into points this time,” Skiles said.
– The Hawks’ pick-and-roll defense was awful. After solid defensive efforts in Games 1 and 2 the Hawks were back to those familiar bad switches and lax closeouts. That meant layups and open 3-pointers all night for the Bucks.
– “Give them credit, they came out and made shots,” Marvin said. “At the same time we didn’t defend the way we usually do.” Marvin’s 1 for 7 shooting line looked bad but he had eight rebounds and probably was the best guy on closeouts.
– There were a few times when the Hawks were close to breaking through and needed patience and ball movement. Instead, J.J. went iso.
– The bench was better, I suppose, though does it really matter in a game like this? Or I guess I should say Zaza was better. Jamal (5 for 13) still can’t get into a rhythm.
– It was a nightmare game for Smoove. He smiled when Bucks fans heckled him near the bench as he sat watching the merciful end of the blowout loss. There wasn’t much he could say, though he was unapologetic afterward.
– “I didn’t say anything about their fans,” he said. “I didn’t say anything that wasn’t true. Some people have different opinions. I gave my opinion and I’m entitled to it. You asked me a question, I gave an honest answer.”
– Hey, I didn’t ask the question to begin with. Milwaukee media folks kept crediting me, too, but it wasn’t me!
– Win Game 4 and the Hawks can forget this one. Mo’s formula for doing it: “Go back to getting the ball inside, get quality shots and play defense first and foremost.”
– I’m out, Hawks fans.
MC
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LouFan
April 25th, 2010
11:38 am
We are fans right? We have been watching this team right? Why is it a surprise and panic that we lost game three like this? So what… They won one game. The real test is for Woodson to make adjustments for the next game. He will, we are mad, so I expect a win Monday. I would have love a sweep, but that is hard for any team to do. We will win in 5. I would love JC to step up though… He is playing horrible. Things will be fine. Stop being over dramatic.
Clyde
April 25th, 2010
11:50 am
“I’m looking forward to Woodys adjustments in game 2.” – O’brien
We have been waiting six years for Woody to make adjustments and he hasn’t made any yet.
FIRE WOODY
hawkville
April 25th, 2010
11:51 am
When did Bogut become unguardable? He’s good, but seriously do he has handles like a point. Marvin sucks, go to the basket with the intent on making a shot rather than hoping someone touch u so u can fall. Pathetic
niremetal
April 25th, 2010
11:52 am
Round up the usual suspects.
Clyde
April 25th, 2010
11:53 am
Yall can protect Horford all yall want but there were too many times someone drove the lane and Horford just stood there watching.
FIRE WOODY
darrell starks
April 25th, 2010
11:53 am
Loufan win what game have you been watch the hawks the past three years on the road, the hawks are the worst road team in the playoffs over the past 3 year 1WIN 9LOST BY AVG OF 24 POINTS A GAME.
GO HAWKS!!!!!!!!!
Clyde
April 25th, 2010
11:56 am
If we can’t protect the paint against the Bucks without their star center how in the world do yall expect The Hawks to do it against the Cavs or the Magic?
FIRE WOODY
Clyde
April 25th, 2010
11:56 am
1-9 on the road in the playoffs.
FIRE WOODY
JeJe
April 25th, 2010
11:57 am
WE CAN’T BEAT A BUCKS TEAM WITHOUT MICHAEL REDD AND BOGUT (HAWKS ARE AT FULL HEALTH)
FIRE WOODY
NoleRick
April 25th, 2010
11:59 am
No more red jerseys. I knew the would lose this game after Steve Smith said that the Hawks would sweep and after Josh’s “comments”.
Section 303
April 25th, 2010
12:01 pm
I’ve never been this disgusted with the Hawks. Playing hard should never be a problem, but it is with this group, over and over again. I have never seen a bigger collection of head cases in all my life.
Really, the team should just shut up. I mean, don’t say anything. Al talked about how they would be “playing for our lifes” when they went to Milwaukee. Then they just don’t even bother to try. Josh starts ripping the city, then is a complete nonfactor.
F these guys. Seriously, F them. If they don’t care, why should we? I hope there is nothing but empty seats in Philips on Wednesday. This team does not deserve an ounce of support.
And, I really don’t care what they do on Monday. Saturday told me all I need to know. Those people who always mock this team and say they are a joke. Well, it turns out they were right.
Just a complete joke of a team showing their true colors.
Clyde
April 25th, 2010
12:08 pm
WOODY = COY MY A$$
FIRE WOODY
JeJe
April 25th, 2010
12:13 pm
Wow, I must say I agree with everything Section 303 wrote.
WHY DOES MARVIN WILLIAMS START? HE DOES NOTHING FOR THIS TEAM. WHY IS JAMAL BEING PHASED OUT?
LOL @ people who thought we should sweep MIL because ORL was gonna go to 6 or 7 vs. Charlotte. Looks like we are going to 7 unless we win tomorrow and ORL is going to sweep.
NICE
Clyde
April 25th, 2010
12:13 pm
Where was Mike Bibby last night?
FIRE WOODY
Mike is Back
April 25th, 2010
12:16 pm
JeJe , man you are a funny guy. FIRST IT WAS JJ WILL CHOKE ON THE ROAD…man you are all over the place…but the tone remains the same….just admit you are a troll from another team’s blog bro.
Section 303, keep the faith brooooooooooooooo…MAY THE FORCE BE WITH YOU…don’t forget…aside from all hype…the team as whole is limited in terms of playoff experience…Skiles made an adjustment…now its Woody’s turn.
GO HAWKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Scoop
April 25th, 2010
12:16 pm
Great job by the Bucks. You’ve got to hand it to Scott Skiles and his staff. It appears that the extra time in between games allowed them to make the necessary adjustments to be competitive. That is what good coaches do.
First, they adjusted by putting mbah ah moute on Smoove instead of delfino. Their logic was probably that they would let Joe get his numbers and try to contain everybody else. This obviously worked. With Smoove having little impact on the offensive end (let alone of the defensive end), the Hawks were clueless offensively and resorted to “iso Joe”. No production from Bibby, Marvin, Smoove, or our entire bench.
Second, our defensive execution was worse then our offense. The Bucks weren’t doing anything so abstract that could have caught us off guard, just simple screens and good ball movement. Our defensive rotations were god awful-especially to the open shooters on the wings and the help in the lane from dribble penetration. Something has to be done about our perimeter defense. Joe Johnson is a great defender but he cant guard Jennings on the perimeter and we all know Bibby cant guard anybody on the perimeter. In the first half alone, three times a screen was set on Joe at the top of the key and as usual Joe was late getting around it which resulted in Jennings with a wide open three and he made all three. No adjustment was made.
It seems the only adjustment Woody ever makes is increasing Joe’s minutes when the situation gets bad. I was lol’ing when Woody had Mo in the game with Joe and yet Joe was still guarding Jennings and Mo was guarding Salmons. Mo’s value lies in defense, particularly on the perimeter. It would seem obvious that Mo would be better able to guard Jennings and Joe to guard Salmons, who likes to play in the paint. Getting absolutely nothing from Marvin the whole year, inserting Mo into the starting lineup and moving Joe to the 3 would solve a lot of our problems-mainly defense on the perimeter, and Mo would probably give us more production on offense as well.
Its one game but man that was a beating.
Clyde
April 25th, 2010
12:17 pm
We gave Bibby a new contract for letting opposing point guards run circles around him. That’s just like drafting Witherspoon instead of drafting Dez Bryant. SMH. Only in Atlanta.
Clyde
April 25th, 2010
12:18 pm
FIRE WOODY
JeJe
April 25th, 2010
12:21 pm
“Great job by the Bucks. You’ve got to hand it to Scott Skiles and his staff. It appears that the extra time in between games allowed them to make the necessary adjustments to be competitive. That is what good coaches do.
First, they adjusted by putting mbah ah moute on Smoove instead of delfino. Their logic was probably that they would let Joe get his numbers and try to contain everybody else.”
Good points. So what adjustments willWoody make? NONE.
FIRE WOODY
I swear, hearing commentators say how we go away from doing things that help us win has to be the most embarrassing thing about watching these games. This team is garbage
Clyde
April 25th, 2010
12:21 pm
The Hawks get blown out again on the road and good ole Samuel is nowhere to be found.
FIRE WOODY
Clyde
April 25th, 2010
12:24 pm
Adjustment isn’t in Woody’s vocabulary.
FIRE WOODY
Mz. You Got Punked Hawkdafied
April 25th, 2010
12:27 pm
It’s not the f’ing red jersey. It’s the players. Stop making excuses.
nunna!!
April 25th, 2010
12:28 pm
YOU KNOW THAT YOUR COACH IS NO GOOD WHEN YOU HAVE MIKE TIRICO(OR HOWEVER YOU SPELL HIS NAME)SAYING THAT IF HE HAD A TEAM RIGHT NOW,HE’D WANT SCOTT SKILES AS HIS HEAD COACH..AND NEVER SAYING ANYTHING ABOUT A COACH WHOSE TEAM MADE SIGNIFICANT STRIDES IN WINS PER SEASON BUT,ARE STILL INCONSISTENT,STILL LOSING IN DOUBLE DIGITS ON THE ROAD,STILL DO NOT PLAY TO THEIR STRENGTHS,AND STILL,STILL,STILL GETS OUTCOACHED!!!!!
LETS STOP MAKING UP EXCUSES FOR THIS TEAM..I LOVE THE HAWKS,BUT THE DIRECTION THEY ARE GOING IS AS FAR AS THEY MAY GO..WE HAVE TO MAKE A COACHING CHANGE NOW,LETS NOT EVEN WAIT TILL THE END OF THE PLAYOFFS,THEY ARE NOT GOING ANYWHERE PAST THE 2ND ROUND,IF THEY GET THERE…
AND DON’T TALK ABOUT THE WAY THE LAKERS GOT BLOWS OUT LAST NITE AND COMPARE IT TO THE HAWKS..THE LAKERS HAVE A RING..THEY GOT IT LAST YEAR..AND THE LAKERS DON’T AVERAGE 20+ POINTS ON ROAD LOSES THE PAST 3 YEARS!!
EVEN IF WE WIN ON MONDAY,(AND I DOUBT IT) THERE IS NO WAY WOODY IS COMING BACK..NO WAY IN HECK WILL SUND ALLOW HIM BACK TO COACH THIS TEAM NEXT YEAR UNLESS WE WIN OR LOSE IN THE FINALS…AND THE WAY HE COACHES,SUND MAY EVEN REPLACE HIM ANYWAY AND THANK WOODY FOR GETTING THIS TEAM TO WHERE WE ARE NOW AND BRING IN SOMEONE TO GET THEM OVER THE HUMP..AND TO PLAY MORE CONSISTENT AND BE BETTER COACHED…
FIRE WOODY NOW!!!!!!!!
lewis
April 25th, 2010
12:29 pm
Woody is Average.
Skiles is on a wholly different level. He actually yells instructions to his players and comes up with plays.
Joe Johnson is great but he can’t do it alone. He also sucks at being a leader, even though he’s been slightly better this playoffs.
This team sort of reminds me of the nuggets, who are kind of hollow and also suck on the road as well.
Hilarious to watch Woody stand there, emitting the “there goes my job, but i still am not going to make any adjustments” face.
These guys have no discipline and that’s in large part the coaches fault. We run 1 play on offense and defense for 48 minutes. I’ve never seen Woody make an adjustment and stick with it.
nunna!!
April 25th, 2010
12:30 pm
CORRECTION:
I MEANT BLOWN OUT,NOT BLOWS OUT IN PARAGRAPH 3..
nunna!!
April 25th, 2010
12:36 pm
CLYDE,CLYDE,CLYDE!!!
WHY PASS ON DEZ BRYANT??
SAME THING I SAID,WHEN WE GOT “SPOON”..I THINK BECAUSE THE SAINTS WERE WAITING ON HIM AND LIKED HIM,THAT T.D. FIGURED HE WOULD TAKE A SHOT AT HIM AND THAT SPOON,”MUST BE GOOD IF THE SAINTS WANTED HIM”..
IT SHOWED THAT MAYBE T.D.DOES NOT EVEN TRUST HIS STAFF OR HE IS JUST OUT OF THE LOOP HIMSELF..
I HAVE NOT LIKED NONE OF THE PICKS HE MADE BUT,RYAN AND THE “BEERMAN”..
BUT,RYAN IS REGRESSING AND DOES NOT LOOK LIKE HE IS GONNA GET ANY BETTER AND BIERMAN MAY BE JUST A ONE SEASON WONDER..
ENOUGH OF MY FALCON TALK..ONTO THE HAWKS..
Section 303
April 25th, 2010
12:51 pm
Mark Bradley has a new piece up. You should check it out. I agree with everything he says. This is a player problem. That’s what it is. Point your finger at Woodson all you want, but you could bring any coach in here and still have the same problems.
We have the biggest collection of headcases in the entire baskeball world.
Section 303
April 25th, 2010
12:53 pm
I’m outta here for the rest of the day. Just talking about the Hawks is making me want to go postal.
I can’t even find the words to articulate how disgusted I am with this team.
Wabe
April 25th, 2010
12:54 pm
Why would Ryan not get better?
And you didn’t like the Curtis Lofton pick?
Grimes got 6 picks last year, TD signed him as an undrafted FA.
DeCoud in the 3rd round had himself a good season last season.
Chris Owens played well last year as well, he was snagged in the 3rd by TD.
Don’t know why we’re talking about the Falcons, but I don’t know why you’re attacking TD on Hawks blog. TD’s turned that organization down, and he’s got a core group on both sides of the ball that he’s building around. You can add Weatherspoon to that group, a vocal LB that could potentially be the face of this defense in the coming years.
But, we can take this to the Falcons blog.
Wabe
April 25th, 2010
12:55 pm
TD’s turned that organization *AROUND*
lewis
April 25th, 2010
1:04 pm
Miami arena is EMPTY right now. I expect the same at Philips when we return home.
northcyde
April 25th, 2010
1:12 pm
Interesting stuff I’m seeing, as I’m currently rewatchng this game.
- With the score 4 – 3 Bucks . . and with him just making a jumper on the previous possession . . Bibby takes a very quick 17 foot shot with no one under the goal . . and I mean quick . . like with 6 seconds off the shot clock. The Hawks weren’t even set up yet.
Horford was just getting to the FT line. Smoove was out at the 3 point line. JJ was in the corner out by the 3 point line. And Marvin had barely crossed halfcourt. Bibby’s shot ends up not even hitting the rim, and the Bucks go the other way.
Jennings is going half speed with the Hawks trying to get back. Kurt Thomas is ahead of Jennings and immediately runs toward JJ to set a light moving screen on him. Almost like a rub screen. As JJ tries to get around that, Jennings takes a quick shot of his own with 20 seconds still on the clock. But it’s a wide open 3 that he drains.
northcyde
April 25th, 2010
1:24 pm
Damn
Score is 9 – 5 Bucks.
Smoove tries to force the issue by taking Moute off the dribble, but ends up running into a double team and loses the ball. Bucks race the other way in transition with Jennings having the ball. JJ gets back in time to pick up Jennings.
But guess what? Here comes Kurt Thomas AGAIN .. . this time trailing the play, and sets ANOTHER light screen on JJ. Jennings sees that, and pulls up for another 3 and drains it.
Score is now 12 – 5 bucks
And to Jon Barry’s credit, he correctly identifies that as a “transition pick and roll”, citing that there was no one to switch off to Jennings. And he’s right. He mentioned on the first 3 point make, that Milwaukee doesn’t necessarily want to play against the set Hawks halfcourt defense, because we may not know who to pick up.
The only possible player in the area when Jennings took that 2nd three . . was Smoove. But he had his back to Jennings, trying to pick up where his own man was. Horford was all the way down on the low block, expecting Thomas to eventually come down there.
O'Brien
April 25th, 2010
1:36 pm
Good observations northcyde. I’m sure woody will see the same things when he breaks down the tape, so hopefully the players are paying attention.
Wabe,
You should know by now not to argue with TS. where was He when horford had 20, 10 and 3 blocks in game 2?
northcyde
April 25th, 2010
1:36 pm
Very next possession.
Hawks set up in their halfcourt offense, but it eventually ends up in an ISO situation for JJ. He misses a 17 foot jumper, and the Bucks go the other way. And I be damn if they didn’t try to do the SAME THING AGAIN !!
The difference, is that instead of Horford running all the way down on the block, he’s running with Thomas, enabling him to at least be in position to guard Jennings at the top of the key. So when screen on Smoove ( who had initially picked up Jennings in transition ) happened, Horford is there to pick up Jennings off the switch.
Horford plays good defense on Jennings, who is reluctant to take a jumper over Horford, and can’t get by him to get into the lane. The ball eventually ends up in Salmons hands. Thomas comes over to screen JJ, but Smoove picks up Salmons off the screen. As Salmons drives baseline, JJ cheats down to help double Salmons, who passes out to Thomas for a wide open 18 footer.
Smoove gestures to JJ as if to say . . why did you do that?
Score: 14 – 5 Bucks
northcyde
April 25th, 2010
1:37 pm
And Woody DID call a timeout when they were down 14 – 5
Grandad
April 25th, 2010
1:47 pm
Mad Hatter: [TRUTH SERUM]
Please do not be offended with your new soriquet.
It carries much wgt. as well as your true moniker.
If Wdsn [your guy] moved Al to the [4] & Josh to the the [3] and then
called Marv the *[5] a *center, would you then be happy with Al & mad @ Marv for lack of blocked shots.
[My hypothetical, so don't say Josh is a better [4] than Al]
That is not the question?
northcyde
April 25th, 2010
1:55 pm
On that last play, people simply have to understand the personnel out on the court. That’s Kurt Thomas’ shot. Can’t leave him open like that.
Next possession, Smoove receives a pass from JJ, but he misses a point blank shot. He may have gotten fouled, but it was no call.
I tell you what folks, the Bucks are screening THE HELL out of JJ when they are on offense.
Once again, the culprit is Kurt Thomas. JJ was following Salmons without the ball, and Kurt sets a screen on JJ that he tries to get around. But JJ did something real silly, he grabbed a hold to Salmons as he was receiving the ball. Salmons then takes a quick jumper and nails it, with JJ getting a foul called on him.
The Hawks aren’t talking on defense, and look confused as hell on those switches. Whomever is picking up Kurt Thomas down on the other end needs to STAY WITH HIM.
Before Salmons received that pass, Smoove was initially on Thomas, and Bibby on Delfino. As Delfino cut through the lane, Bibby was trailing him. But Smoove trailed him too . . and actually pointed at Bibby to stay in the lane to go toward Salmons coming around the pick and roll. But Smoove should’ve never switched in the first place. There was no need for him to switch that out in that situation.
Kurt Thomas initially killed this team, simply by setting screens for shooters. His screening, combined with nobody on Thomas, was literally responsible for 2 threes, a three point play, and an open jumpshot by him.
LOL . . . that’s 11 points that you can directly attribute to Kurt Thomas. Unbelievable.
northcyde
April 25th, 2010
2:07 pm
JJ is a culprit in all of this too. There is no reason for him to try to help double everybody, leaving shooters open out on the perimeter.
Stackhouse has Crawford posted up on the baseline. Big time advantage for Stack. But JJ casually goes toward Stackhouse, trying to play in between Stack and Jennings, who is out at the top of the 3 point arc. Once JJ shades more toward Stack, Jerry simply passes the ball out to Jennings, who knocks down another 3.
24 – 11 Bucks . . . and Milwaukee has made 9 out of their first 11 shots.
Rod from College Park
April 25th, 2010
2:09 pm
Jeje,
“This team last night looked like the Hawks I usually can expect — horrendous defense, 3 on 5 the whole game with Bibby and Marvin doing nothing. Seriously: can Marvin convert a fast-break layup? Why the hell is this guy always on the ground? WTF did Bibby do last night? Marvin does nothing all game, hoping to hide behind the other superior starters – then he picks up garbage points in the 4th.”
I have never seen a guy with his size and wingspan who can’t finish. His was on a one on one break with Jennings and he ended up on the ground. Amazing.
northcyde
April 25th, 2010
2:25 pm
Alll about defense folks. I wonder how much talking this team does out on the court?
And the Bucks purposely tried to play fast once we missed shots, taking the first available open shot.
Milwaukee made a ton of shots in that 1st quarter though. Shot 68%
Wow @ Josh Smith’s awareness on defense in that 1st quarter. And JJ was only slightly better. Both have to do a better job at knowing who you are leaving open on the perimeter.
Toward the end of the quarter, there was a play in which Ilyasova starts out down on the block, but drifts out toward the 3 point line. As Salmons was driving down the left side ( with Horford on him ), Smoove stays down on the block to help double Salmons. So Salmons just casually tosses the ball out to a wide open Ilyasova who knocks down a 3 ( with Smoove jogging out toward him as he shot the ball ).
Gotta do better Josh. Know who you are guarding. Stay with your man, unless you’re being screened off of him.
O'Brien
April 25th, 2010
2:32 pm
northcyde,
Yeah, if this team is not getting stops and getting out on the break, they struggle more often than not.
JJ has the potential to be a lock down defender, but I wonder if on nights when he feels like he has to shoulder the offensive load, if he slackens up on defense.
Do you think it would have been worth it to go from switching everything to playing straight-up man to man, since we seemed confused, and we’re communicating on defense?
northcyde
April 25th, 2010
2:33 pm
If this team is going to double team . . DO IT AGGRESSIVELY. Stop the passive double teams.
northcyde
April 25th, 2010
2:38 pm
O’Brien. I don’t know. Because if we play them straight up, then whomever Bibby or Crawford is guarding, will have a field day. But that still won’t solve the problem about what happens when one of the Hawks are screened off.
The purpose of the whole switching defense concept, is to eliminate the effectiveness of the pick and roll and pick and pop offenses. But I don’t know what they were doing in this game. There wasn’t much ball pressure at all, and almost all of their double teams were weak as hell. When you add that to the brain lapses we had in that 1st quarter, it was a recipe of disaster.
Just no energy and effort out of that team. Even the Mo Evans brick lay-up. That is usually a play that Mo looks to dunk the basketball, not lay it up.
Just Saying
April 25th, 2010
3:19 pm
GET WADE THIS OFF SEASON!!!!!!
mikee
April 25th, 2010
3:25 pm
It seems there IS nothing to do in Milwaukee- except lose play-off games. The Hawks will take the series… eventually. The Bucks are a tenacious team, even without Bogut.
For those who are uninformed Milwaukee is 37% African American, came in 11th place of the fittest US cities according to Men’s Health, and is still rather boring, except in the summer. Every weekend of the summer there are multiple festivals; everything from African dance, Latin Music, and German Beerfests specializing in Dachshund Races all the way to the worlds’ largest music festival, Summerfest. Yet still, there ain’t nothing to do.
JSS
April 25th, 2010
3:27 pm
@Just Saying…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=44ksjkEMABs
VenomSpitter
April 25th, 2010
3:52 pm
The OKC Thunder are who the Hawks thought they could be. The Thunder have surpassed the hawks in only 2 years of progress. The Thunder have a superstar in KD and a great coach. Damn why couldn’t it be Atlanta. Instead we have these losers with no heart.
HawksHeroZero
April 25th, 2010
4:31 pm
Unfortunately, they may tire themselves with this team, and be swept by The Magic..
Big changes afterwards..
Old school
April 25th, 2010
4:40 pm
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WiX7GTelTPM