Milwaukee. They just proved to be too much, I think, their debt. You know, kind of war.

On the Phoenix signs, their three-point shooting obviously was a factor. And I think their three-headed

monster of Yannis, Chris, and Drew was enough.

You know, growing up, he had to share, you know, often one or two meals with his brothers.

And there were times, on days he played basketball, he'd go work.

He would sell trinkets and CDs and kind of touristy stuff out on the sidewalk

and try to get enough money to come home and buy groceries for the family on the way home.

Sometimes he wouldn't need his first meal of the day until 11 o'clock at night.

Where do the signs go from here? Because they're good, they have money, they're going to have to spend some money,

and they have to decide what to do with CP. Like, where do they go from here?

Welcome to the 117th episode of Pull Up. It is currently Thursday, July 21st, as we record this.

And on this day in 1985, the Marcus Aldres was born. So shout out to my guy Happy Birthday.

Hope all as well, looks like you're having a dope birthday on the beach with fireworks.

Nice, nice touch. Looking at what happened last night.

The NBA Finals game 6 wrapped up in spectacular fashion.

For those that didn't watch the Milwaukee Bucks went on to win 105 to 98 in grand fashion.

It was probably one of the best series I've watched in a long time.

One of the best finals I've seen in the last, I don't know, four or five years for sure.

Janus obviously was spectacular. 42 minutes, 50 points, 14 rebounds, five blocks, 64% from the field.

But the thing that was most impressive besides, you know, his utter domination was that he went 17 of 19 from the free throw line,

making 89%. Damn, 90% of his free throws went in.

He missed his last free throw for 51 points to end it on an even 50.

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