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Welcome to the usual after the buzzer Low Post hoop collective joint podcast after game two of the NBA

finals were the Phoenix Suns every time. Every time you thought the bucks were getting there every time

and Pat Connitton had a three that would have cut it to three and he missed it. But every time there was a

Devon Booker three there was a Chris Paul three. There was a scramble play that somehow ended it up with

someone on the Phoenix Suns hitting a three all in all 23s for the Suns nine threes for the bucks.

That's just about your ballgame. The bucks stayed in it with offensive rebounds and low turnovers,

but Phoenix was just scorching all game long. McHale bridges was sensational. We now go back to

Milwaukee with the Suns in firm control. The series of those Pat Rally said series doesn't win till

the home team loses. We have Brian Winhorse here as usual. We have a special guest. The former head coach

of both the Charlotte Hornets and the Orlando Magic a guy who's sitting there taking notes not even paying

attention to what I'm saying. He's prepping his stuff. The great Steve Clifford Brian, how are you Cliff? How are you?

Cliff and I were talking about golf because we're just so

I am I am tired after watching that game. What an emotional game. The history will show is a 10 point game.

It wasn't a 10 point game though. And to watch this game as a buck fan had to be gut wrenching

because they kept coming. It was so admirable the way they kept coming back. They didn't have

their best stuff. But they kept coming and they kept coming and they kept coming and it was

a apex performance from Yana. I mean, he's 15 to 22. He's he's cramping. His knee is bothering him

and he's just he's going in there. He's going in there. He's getting hacked but he's hanging in

at the line and he's staying in and they're getting offensive rebounds and they're fighting and

they're fighting. And then if you're a Suns fan, it's euphoric because every time you felt a little

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