Ding ding.

How about we can just watch basketball?

How about we can just watch basketball?

Welcome to The Daily Ding.

I'm your house, Andrew Schlect, and with me tonight, a Daily Ding first timer.

Jason Dumas, Jason, what's up?

Hey, man. Thank you for having me. Looking forward to getting going. A great night of hoops.

Oh, man. It's funny because I looked at the slate of games. It's like, well, there's like maybe one or two good games on this slate tonight. Actually, lots of great games.

This tends to happen on a Wednesday night in the NBA.

But let's start in Milwaukee, where the Bucks rallied from 14 points down in the final six minutes to beat the Miami Heat 120 to 119.

Jason, the madness kind of started when Chris Middleton made that three after that

Tyler Hero turnover. And it was kind of crazy from there. Right. And, you know, it was kind of

ballsy. You know, it wasn't a bad shot, obviously, given the context, but it still takes a little

bit to, you know,

you're on a break and you have the numbers and you just pull up for three.

I guess that's just that championship pedigree.

I mean, the buck showed championship pedigree the entire night.

I know that might be a cliche phrase, but when the heat were just shooting the lights out,

you know, I thought, you know, maybe this is going to get away from them.

And they were able to keep it, keep their composure.

And they rally from that 14 point deficit late with, you know, six minutes or so to go.

And it was just play after play.

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