Game 1 of Milwaukee Toronto is in the books. The books surging ahead, outscoring Toronto.

32 to 17 in the final frame finally got some three pointers to go down.

Brooke Lopez was maybe the best player on the four with 29 points and four

black shots, four offensive rebounds that I think all those led directly to put back.

So he was outstanding. Meanwhile, Kauai had a very rough fourth quarter, only three shot attempts.

I think he only had five points in the fourth quarter. Raptors started off on fire from three

and then couldn't make anything in the second half other than Caliari who had one of the best playoff games of his career.

So we didn't talk about our predictions. It didn't get a chance to because we got 30 team previews that we have to get to.

I apologize. I didn't realize people really like care about the previews that much.

But in any event, I had the Raptors in six echoing what I had at the start of the playoffs.

I probably after watching this game would say that I was maybe a little bit too anchored to what I had at the start.

I didn't want to overreact to what happened in the Philly series.

And for a half, even I would say for a half the third quarter, it looked like the box guy going,

it looked like I might be right at I had Raptors in six because generally any time I picked the routine,

I'm going to pick six of that. But I also thought it was unbelievably close to say that I had Raptors in six.

Doesn't mean that I didn't think it was as close as could be to call it.

You had box I assume since that we had at the start of the playoffs.

I had bucks and seven. So I switched over the course of the playoffs.

I was leaning Raptors at one point and then I switched back to the bucks.

And the reason why we saw a little bit of it in the second half though, the sample is it great here.

Is that I worry about Toronto's offense.

And I think the most variable factor in this, like the one with the most downside risk,

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