You are listening to the Dan Patrick show on Fox Sports Radio.

I did talk to Chris Manics, the senior NBA writer from Sports Illustrated.

I talked to him prior to the start of the show and recorded an interview with him.

So we don't address what just happened with Kauai or Chris Paul by started out asking him

about some of the coaching decisions made last night by the Milwaukee Bucks.

Here's Chris Manics.

No, you're right. This was, I think, unequivocally one of the worst losses in Bucks franchise

history when you factor in the stakes and the team they were playing against.

And the fact that at halftime they had a 16 point lead.

Now, Mike Boudinholzer has many critics out there.

There have been many of the suggestions he should have been replaced after last season and

the way they played in the bubble.

So if you were a critic of Mike Boudinholzer, it was a feeding frenzy last night.

I mean, to not attack James Hardin on every possession.

I mean, you could see him walking out there, Dan.

There was a noticeable limp in his step.

He was not going to be able to stay in front.

His defensive philosophy in this game was to back up as much as he could and force

guys like Drew Holiday to take mid-range jump shots.

To not attack him was just bizarre.

And on the other end of the floor, like to not take the ball out of Kevin Durant's hands,

it's not a, you know, genius coaching philosophy to do that, like to play like that.

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