I need some connection. I snuck in, so I just snuck in through the back and you got some shots, huh?

We know you shoot a lot. You know where the lights are? It was already on. It just went off when I left.

It's Nick Kostos and Ken Barkley on You Better You Bet from Beck, UL.

I tried to tell you yesterday, Ken.

Demar DeRosen, when he shoots, it goes in, except in Game 1, when he was terrible.

Apparently, he snuck into Ficer and like took some shots and got it going on a little bit.

Literally shot the lights out of the Milwaukee Bucks and maybe the MCL of the first Middleton's left leg, as well as DeRosen.

Absolutely awesome. His best playoff performance ever.

41 points. Bulls should be up too well when the series regardless of the Middleton injury feels like this has been a topsy-turvy,

absolutely wacky series. Alex Coruso might be the best player on the court for either team.

Obviously, I'm being facetious, but Coruso has been magnificent. Bulls beat the Bucks last night, 114 to 110.

And honestly, a game that's not as close as the final score indicates.

Like Milwaukee kept coming back and Chicago kept holding them at bay. DeRosen with 41.

Vouch bounces back with 24 and other prop winner for me.

We'll leave out the fact that I had a bunch of prop losers in this game and lost on the over by a point, which was terrible.

Alex Coruso, a team high plus minus the honest 3318 and nine, not enough.

And the big story, of course, Chris Middleton sprained MCL in his left knee.

Loseki's going to be out and lease through this series. We'll kind of see through there.

We've got unconfirmed reports. He's going to miss a bump. We'll see about that.

The game three line from Milwaukee in Chicago.

The game series obviously shifting back to Illinois, not enough at the game of peace. Milwaukee minus one and a half.

Total 223 and a half series price bucks new to 95 and the bulls plus 230 10 year takeaways.

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