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Welcome on to Hollinger and Duncan. We have much to discuss

here after another crazy week of NBA playoff action. We're going to go through all four of the

series that are going on right now and also do some of our usual stuff like picking a

playoff MVP and first team all playoffs.

Maybe we'll even talk about worst team all playoffs, which might be interesting if we can get to that.

But I think where we have to start, of course, is with the seismic events in that Milwaukee and Miami series. You wrote a long piece about that

on Mike Boodenholzer, and I think that could be a good jumping off point for us to discuss

some of the issues in the series. Yeah. And for those who haven't read my story on The Athletic,

I went pretty deep on his track record in the playoffs and some of the things

he's done in this series. And it's interesting to me because I think he's definitely made some

mistakes, but I also think he's getting dunked on for some things that maybe he shouldn't be.

It's really interesting to me that Eric Spolstra has adopted the exact same minute strategy with his best players and nobody's talking about it.

Hey, no, I saw you tweet that and I was like, I just talked about that on my live show.

I'm the only other person who's talking about it.

I'm sorry, one other person has been talking about that.

Yeah, no, I mean, that's true right. Now, I guess that they've been in the commanding position

in the series so they can afford to do that a little bit more. There isn't that impetus to

adjust necessarily. But no, it's true. And obviously, they've gotten a ton out of Jimmy Butler at the end of games.

And that's been a big part of their success, perhaps in part, because how judicious they've

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