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Welcome to the Ringer NBA show. I'm Chris Vernon, joining me is he does every Tuesday

for the Ringer.com is Kevin O'Connor, aka Kevin Obama, aka Kevin O'Connor, aka Kevin O'

camera, aka Kevin O'Conflict, aka Kevin O' Climber, aka Kevin O' Candyland, Kevon!

How are you doing this morning, Chris?

I'm great. We had two game fours last night that saw two different series go radically different

directions. We will start with the Celtics and the Bucks because you were in the arena.

It ends up one-thirteen to one-oh-one. The Bucks win by double digits on the road to take

a commanding three to one lead over the Celtics. And this seemed like a rather miserable

place to be last night.

Yeah, I mean, the second round so far as a whole has lived up to the hype as a whole. We

got three two to two series, but then we have this one three to one with Boston just falling

flat on their face the last three games after Epic game one win for them. I think Kyrie

Irving summed it up last night after the game. John Corales from MassLive.com asked Kyrie

Irving about it seems like when this Celtics team doesn't have the shots falling on offense

and affects their defense and Kyrie's response was quote, when the ball doesn't go in the

rim, the energy of the basketball can translate into the other end as well. That's just basketball

one-on-one. That's a choice we have to make. And it's a choice that the Celtics have not

made in their own favor this entire season where when offense isn't working, they let

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