ATL/MIL Game 6; MIA Offseason Outlook; Evan Mobley Scouting Report

Dunc'd On Basketball NBA Podcast

Nate Duncan

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🗓️ 5 July 2021

⏱️ 92 minutes

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The Milwaukee Bucks put together their 2nd straight wire-to-wire win and reach their first NBA Finals since 1974 on the back of a great Khris Middleton performance. The Miami Heat have a fascinating offseason. We discuss the sneaky way they can increase from $20 to $27 million in cap space, which free agents they might pursue, and also rumors that Tyler Herro may be traded. Then, USC Center Evan Mobley starts our scouting reports for the 2021 draft. If you like Dunc’d On, you or someone in your life might like my wife Aislinn’s analytical approach to yoga. Check out her streaming service, Yoga With Aislinn, free for a week. Subscribe to our new weekly mailing list for free bonus content and all the info you need to keep up with the latest from Nate and Danny! Get this show ad-free, plus another four episodes per week. Join us here! Get new bonus content as well like private Discord access, regular chats, our cap projections, subscriber mailbags, and more. Please read this letter about what you’ll get and why we are doing this, plus this FAQ for your more specific questions. With Nate Duncan (@NateDuncanNBA) and Danny Leroux (@DannyLeroux).

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0:00.0	The NBA Finals are set the Milwaukee box win too straight without Yada-san and Akubo in
0:08.9	relatively impressive fashion despite the return of
0:13.2	Trey Young and I think the place we got to start is with just the incredible
0:17.8	Third quarter that one Chris Middleton had. Yeah, I mean it was it was an absolutely
0:23.3	remarkable performance from Middleton and you know
0:26.1	It was a stretch that at the time it looked like the bucks had potentially gone out to lead that they weren't gonna relinquish
0:31.6	And there was a late a late charge by the Hawks, but Middleton
0:35.6	I mean, I mean would there was a a 16th straight point run for him during that stretch
0:40.3	It was it was just I mean he was getting getting good shots making tough shots whatever they needed
0:45.5	Yeah, he started off got a three in the corner off of miscommunication
0:50.3	Went actually being the Hawks had a Kevin Herder three in the air that could have given them the lead
0:57.0	We actually went I think three consecutive games without any lead changes
1:01.7	Which was not the most exciting basketball in the world
1:04.6	But the Hawks were threatening they're only down by four and a half time
1:08.6	They got back to 47
1:10.2	45 and that's when Middleton scored his 16 straight and then he also had two assists
1:14.7	During the next couple of minutes as well bucks got out to a double digit lead at that point
1:20.5	Hawks did get back within six late, but Drew Holiday had an unbelievable drive between
1:26.9	Three Hawks to push it back to eight tray young who struggled to four of 17 missed three shots
1:32.7	In a row had a couple of good looks for three
1:35.3	And the bucks switching continued to work just well enough against the Hawks
1:40.7	So they will go to the NBA files and I think I just want to give some credit in what has been a total season of attrition and postseason of attrition to Chris Middleton and Drew Holiday
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