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podcast network. Your and the Milwaukee goes up to oh in the series and this game was over early David the bucks led 46 to 20 after the first quarter they couldn't miss a three from from three point range especially brin forums who came off the bench, made four-threes early on, and the rest of the bucks

followed suit, and after a close overtime loss, this is probably not what Miami anticipated happening.

What do you think went wrong, David?

Everything, really.

I mean, that's pretty simplistic,

but I think the key was finding a way

to take Jimmy Butler and Bamada Bio

out of their comfort zone.

So much of Miami's offense has been built on getting Duncan Robinson free for open looks and Milwaukee's defense just wasn't able to do that and you combine Miami's roster deficiencies, which have been a glaring problem for the team all season long, and they just don't really have an answer for Milwaukee's size and length their ability to guard the paint, keeps Miami's offense from ever getting to any kind of comfortable flow and then if they don't have the kind of quality three-point shooting that they did last season, there's no way of responding.

They just can't put up enough points to match Milwaukee's prolific offense and that's been the biggest issue during the first two games of the series.

Miami played game one much more closely like they would want it to. They slowed the pace down. They weren't able, they weren't allowing Milwaukee to get into a comfortable fast-paced rhythm. They were able to keep their three-point shooting down at a historically low rate.

Milwaukee only shot 16% in game one.

Clearly that wasn't going to be sustainable on either team.

And so you see the result tonight when Milwaukee is shooting as well as they did all season

they were the fourth best shooting team from three-point range during the

regular season Miami just doesn't seem to have any kind of answer for what

Milwaukee can do. Yeah this is a huge over-correction, right, from Milwaukee.

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