Tuesday night edition of the pod,

gonna take a little bit different format that we've had before,

because I didn't think that the Warriors or Miami games were all that interesting.

So a lot of bucks, Celtics, and then talk a little bit about the conclusion of those two

series in five games. Then we have Mark Steinon to discuss the old coaching carousel.

Yeah, a lot of interesting observations. We even discussed his report that Terry Stotz

could possibly be on the move from Portland. But let's start with this buck Celtics game,

which I thought that both teams actually played just unbelievably hard in this game,

that bringing in Marcus Smart to it was already a series where at least, you know,

the bucks finally found their gear in terms of the level of intensity that they needed in the

two games at home. And I thought that they largely kept that up in this game, but just a few

too many bucks mistakes down the end. And they're going home down three to play game five on

Thursday night. Yeah, this was a different kind of game because I think they're,

you're kind of two minds with it. At least I am. One is both teams played incredibly hard and

did a nice job of gumming up what the other wanted to do. I thought one of the big changes there

was Brad Stevens changing the starting lineup and playing Ojolay instead of Aaron Baines.

I thought Ojolay did a nice job on the defensive end overall, but at the same point,

there also were like these the kind of the shooting splits, if you like, called that were exacerbated

by both teams, but especially the bucks missing opportunities, the few that were created and clean

within the circumstances. Yeah, Tony Sennall in particular missed five wide open threes in his

13 minutes. Thonmaker had to take a couple of tough bailouts. I actually thought that he played

very well defensively despite ending up following out and not really doing much in offense the way

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