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

He was a champion at UCLA and of course five time old star.

He's also a great actor, which will get into that coming up in a moment.

He's Marcus Johnson, the Bucks TV analyst for Fox Sports Milwaukee.

Marcus, thanks for joining us.

What did you think last night when you saw the Greek freak go up to contest Clint Capella?

Well, good morning, Dan, first of all.

You know, it reminded me of an injury that I had when I played with the Bucks.

I got kicked trying to contest a jump shot by a player by the name of Paul Thompson of the Cleveland Cavaliers in the early 80s.

And my knee hyper extended back like that got locked.

It was most painful injury that I've ever had as a basketball player.

But I went to the locker room, Jeff Sennedaker, our great trainer in Milwaukee at the time worked on it a bit.

And I actually returned in a second half and Don Nelson told me that I was going to be out for the year based on the reaction that I had.

And so the Cianas kind of loosened it up a little bit.

Walk on his own was was promising, but you know, everybody started texting me right away.

And it's kind of like, why does this always kind of happen to us?

Why can't we never have good things in Milwaukee happened to us?

But you know, we got to wait and see what happens.

I'm hopeful that, you know, if we can extend this thing to a seventh game, maybe you can get back.

If not, you know, we'll see we'll see what the MRI says today.

I don't want to get ahead of myself, but I'm not rooted in my right now until I hear definitively that he's got some kind of a tear or something that's going to prevent him from playing.

And it might come down to the supporting cast for the box against the supporting cast for the Atlanta Hawks.

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