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Welcome to the low post podcast on a Thursday where we just get one epic playoff game after another

apparently. And it's time to break down Hawks Bucks game one forever known as the game where

Trayoung shimmied before making a killer three point shot. And I will tell you Tim Bontemps.

First of all, how are you? I'm doing great. Zach. How could I not be after that game?

I was fantastic. I will tell you I was watching that game with a team front office here at the

combine in a room at a restaurant and when the shimmie happened, the eruption of laughter and

no, no, he didn't, no, he didn't. And so Trayoung scores 48 points on 17 of 34 shooting to lead the

Hawks to a game one win over the Bucks who largely I thought played okay other than Chris

Middleton shooting six of 23. I think this series is going to be really interesting. I think

the lineup chess match is really interesting. But you just have to start with Tray and the shimmie

was amazing. The Bucks defended him for most of the game like I expected them to which is go over

the screens at Brooklow pass drop back and just pray he doesn't make enough floaters.

Then down the stretch and I think this is going to be the interesting battleground. Milwaukee went

to its best small Yannis at center, PJ at center, whoever's the center lineup with the four main

starters plus Connitton and they switched everything. And I thought that largely worked except

one of the perils of switching is you get yourself into some bad matchups on the offensive glass

and people are going to remember the Capella tip in with 30 seconds left which was the result of a

switch. Drew holiday was left on him. He ran in and tipped it in. But I thought maybe the single

biggest player of the game was Collins put back with about 350 left in the game around Pat

Connitton because of a switch. And I thought it was a huge play because Milwaukee was up seven

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