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Speaker 1: All right, WELLcom hoops tonight you're at the VAULU. Youmemt
Speaker 1: me Saturday, everybody hope all you guys are having a
Speaker 1: great start to weekend as promise. I just want to
Speaker 1: quickly touch on the other two games from last night
Speaker 1: that I did not get to hit thanks to the
Speaker 1: live stream I was doing for Pezas and the Lake
Speaker 1: Film Room. Guys, we're gonna hit Celtics Magic off the
Speaker 1: top very briefly on that game. A lot more interesting
Speaker 1: stuff that I want to get to into the Bucks
Speaker 1: Pacers game in the second half of the show. You
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Speaker 1: All right, let's talk some basketball. So after Game one,
Speaker 1: if you guys, remember I said that I felt like
Speaker 1: the magic we're capable of doing enough to get a
Speaker 1: game at home in this series, so I didn't see
Speaker 1: it ending in the sweep, and they did. Franz and
Speaker 1: Pallo were both incredible and this game, Franz ended up
Speaker 1: being the hero late after the Celtics went on this
Speaker 1: crazy run to tie the game. Two buckets off the
Speaker 1: dribble against Chris tops porzingis a really nice nasty spin
Speaker 1: move with his left hand and then a driving move
Speaker 1: with his right hand. And ultimately, if you look at
Speaker 1: the way this game kind of took shape, it was
Speaker 1: like these individual scoring runs. Palload going a scoring run,
Speaker 1: Franz would go on a scoring run, Tatum went on
Speaker 1: these like crazy scoring runs that Tatum will just come
Speaker 1: down and hit a couple pull up threes in a
Speaker 1: row and another tough fadeaway jump shot just completely would
Speaker 1: flip the tone and tender of the game. But the
Speaker 1: Magic just consistently had a response as they were able
Speaker 1: to use their defense to as they were able to
Speaker 1: use their defense to reassert control of the game. That's
Speaker 1: the story to me is Orlando's defense. They executed their
Speaker 1: switch and contained scheme perfectly. They conceded just six unguarded
Speaker 1: catch and shoot jump shots to the Celtics in the
Speaker 1: entire game. That is tied for the lowest number that
Speaker 1: any defence has held the Boston Celtics to this year.
Speaker 1: Just six unguarded catch and shoots. The Celtics scored just
Speaker 1: fourteen points total on spot up opportunities. That's less than
Speaker 1: half of their season average of thirty. Just an elite
Speaker 1: defensive performance from the Orlando Magic. They're leaning into their physicality,
Speaker 1: they're leaning into their size. They are doubling on occasion
Speaker 1: on specific types of Tatum actions, particularly when he's got
Speaker 1: his back to the basket, but they're rotating quickly off
Speaker 1: of that and taking away the easy catch and shoots
Speaker 1: out of those sequences, turning them into tougher, rougher catch
Speaker 1: and shoot opportunities. Just an elite defensive performance from the
Speaker 1: Orlando Magic. And it's really just turning into that type
Speaker 1: of matchup attacking game going both ways. Like you know,
Speaker 1: this is gonna be a tough series for the Celtics
Speaker 1: to generate clean catch and shoot looks. The Magic are
Speaker 1: big and strong enough to hold up pretty well on
Speaker 1: an island anywhere on the floor. They're holding up well
Speaker 1: against porzingis and switches. They're holding up well in general
Speaker 1: in the aggregate against the Jays in isolation, they're doing
Speaker 1: really well, and then they're rotating out of the occasional
Speaker 1: double teams that they find themselves into based on like
Speaker 1: a certain type of matchup or something along those lines.
Speaker 1: And that's why defense to transition is going to be
Speaker 1: such an important part of this series for the Celtics
Speaker 1: as they try to end things as soon as possible
Speaker 1: to try to get themselves some rest. Like, for instance,
Speaker 1: you kind of let krisps Porzingis sit on an island
Speaker 1: against Franz Wagner late, Like, this is a team that
Speaker 1: can't make jump shots. In Game two and in game
Speaker 1: three of the series, the Orlando Magic got less than
Speaker 1: zero point eight points per jump shot over those two games.
Speaker 1: So there is an opportunity there to force these guys
Speaker 1: to knock something down from the perimeter instead of allowing
Speaker 1: Franz the comfortable right at the rim working in isolation,
Speaker 1: Franz passes the ball. Well, I'm not trying to take
Speaker 1: that away, Like Polo's a guy that you feel a
Speaker 1: little bit more comfortable offering help against. But this is
Speaker 1: a team that can't make jump shots. Make them actually
Speaker 1: take and make jump shots in those sorts of situations.
Speaker 1: A simple way to look at it is just the
Speaker 1: way the transition battle is played out. So like in
Speaker 1: Game one the Celtics had thirty transition points, They've had
Speaker 1: thirty four total in the last two games combined, and
Speaker 1: so just upping that defensive intensity, making them play in
Speaker 1: a crowd more frequently, and then getting out and running
Speaker 1: so you can start your driving kick sequences based on
Speaker 1: transition principles rather than having to do it and post
Speaker 1: up in isose situations where the magic probably aren't going
Speaker 1: to bring as much help in those situations, because they
Speaker 1: feel pretty good about those guys defending on an island.
Speaker 1: And then the last thing that I wanted to say
Speaker 1: that there's a huge narrative surrounding the physicality in this series.
Speaker 1: Jalen Brown apparently has got a dislocated left index finger
Speaker 1: kind of ended in a weird clutch lineup where you
Speaker 1: have Pritchard out there because Drew Holliday's out with his
Speaker 1: hamstring strain and Jalen Brown's out with this index finger thing.
Speaker 1: And there is definitely like a certain amount of war
Speaker 1: of attrition element to these types of series, right, And
Speaker 1: there's a kind of a stacking of there's a stacking
Speaker 1: of injuries that the Celtics are dealing with, Threw Holliday's hamstring,
Speaker 1: Jalen Brown's knee, and his finger, Jason Tatum, Jason Tatum
Speaker 1: in his wrist, Like there's just all this like little
Speaker 1: stuff that everyone's dealing with, but you just gotta survive.
Speaker 1: This is the most physical team you're gonna play in
Speaker 1: this playoff run. By far. It actually reminds me a
Speaker 1: little bit about of what the Lakers are dealing with
Speaker 1: with Minnesota, where it's like, if by some chance, you
Speaker 1: can survive this series. Now, Minnesota is a substantially larger
Speaker 1: challenge for the Lakers than this Orlando Magic team is,
Speaker 1: but it's a similar kind of concept in the sense that,
Speaker 1: like the teams waiting for you in the future rounds
Speaker 1: are not as big and strong positionally across the board
Speaker 1: as this Orlando Magic team is. They know that their
Speaker 1: best chance to win is to drag this into the mud.
Speaker 1: And as far as some of the narratives surrounding the
Speaker 1: series involving physicality, like I've been talking about this NonStop
Speaker 1: in this playoff run, just I don't know why everyone's
Speaker 1: complaining It's literally the way that it's been played in
Speaker 1: every single series. The Knicks Piston series. People are bitching
Speaker 1: about physicality, the Magic Celtics series. People are bitching about physicality.
Speaker 1: People are bitching about Jokic getting calls. People are bitching
Speaker 1: about Steph Curry getting calls, people are bitching about the
Speaker 1: officiating in the Timberwolves Lakers series. Like, this is playoff basketball, guys,
Speaker 1: It's not gonna change, like in regardless of whether or
Speaker 1: not we think it maybe is a little too physical.
Speaker 1: And I would argue that, like it's gotten a little
Speaker 1: over the top kind of like across the board in
Speaker 1: the playoffs. But at the same time, it's consistent. This
Speaker 1: is the way it's been in every series. And so
Speaker 1: it's not about complaining, it's about surviving. If you can
Speaker 1: survive this series, there are better, easier matchups waiting on
Speaker 1: the horizon as you get away from Like what the
Speaker 1: Orlando Magic are like when you came into this series,
Speaker 1: Celtics fans, what did you expect? This is the Orlando Magic.
Speaker 1: They're huge, they're strong, they can't shoot. This is their
Speaker 1: best way to try to win games is to try
Speaker 1: to muck it up with physicality. Try to wear on you,
Speaker 1: try to win the mental battle. And to me, every
Speaker 1: time you complain, every time you go into a press
Speaker 1: conference and talk about how they're beating you up, I
Speaker 1: think you're playing into that a little bit. Lean on
Speaker 1: your defense. You can do more damage to them than
Speaker 1: they can do to you. Get out and transition, dispatch
Speaker 1: of them quickly, get them out of here in five games.
Speaker 1: Then you can have some time to rest and recover
Speaker 1: while you prepare for the next round. But this is
Speaker 1: just the way it's going to be. No one's gonna
Speaker 1: come save you. You got to find a way to
Speaker 1: get through the series physically, and you can do it
Speaker 1: through the strength of your defense. Let's move on a
Speaker 1: PACER's Bucks. So the Pacers led fifty nine to forty
Speaker 1: seven in the early second half and the Bucks go
Speaker 1: on a sixty six to thirty two run to completely
Speaker 1: flip the game into a blowout in Milwaukee's favor. And
Speaker 1: it basically came down to the Bucks winning with two
Speaker 1: different types of groups, a group that they had struggled
Speaker 1: with for most of the series, the Brook Lopez units.
Speaker 1: Those It's have been minus twenty seven in the first
Speaker 1: two games of the series, but Brooke was on the
Speaker 1: floor for the first part of the big run that
Speaker 1: the Bucks went on to start the second half. Talk
Speaker 1: about that in a minute, and then there are other
Speaker 1: groups that are built around switching in. Bobby portis at
Speaker 1: center right, so let's start with the Lopez group. The
Speaker 1: big change was going from Torrian Prince to Gary Trent Junior.
Speaker 1: Torrian Prince was taken out of the rotation entirely. This
Speaker 1: is a change that myself and many others were calling for.
Speaker 1: Torrian's just not fast enough to be playing a large
Speaker 1: role on a serious team anymore, especially in this type
Speaker 1: of matchup against a team that is so incredibly fast.
Speaker 1: So going to Gary Trent Junior immediately pays dividends. Gary
Speaker 1: Trent hit seven threes in the second half, almost all
Speaker 1: of them off of pacers, double teams of Giannis on
Speaker 1: post ups and drives. I talked about this after Game two.
Speaker 1: Yiannis is consistently getting double teamed in the post. That's
Speaker 1: your initial advantage. Surround Giannis with play finishing guys that
Speaker 1: can capitalize on those double teams. You're going to give
Speaker 1: yourself a good chance to win. Over and over again.
Speaker 1: Gary Trent was able to get clean looks off of
Speaker 1: Yannis double teams and repeatedly pay them off. And by
Speaker 1: the way, Gary Trent's been shooting the piss out of
Speaker 1: the basketball all season long. This is something that he
Speaker 1: can do to help this team in a larger role.
Speaker 1: I do want to shout out Kyle Kuzma because I
Speaker 1: thought he was actually the guy who triggered the start
Speaker 1: of the run. I understand that Kyle Kusman has worn
Speaker 1: out as welcome with Bucks fans. There's a lot of
Speaker 1: reasons for that. He can be a perplexing decision maker
Speaker 1: from time to time. His jump shot has just been
Speaker 1: completely non existence, non existent, which has been a huge pain.
Speaker 1: And there's another conversation to have about why in the world,
Speaker 1: this late in the Kyle Kuzma's career he hasn't figured
Speaker 1: out how to turn himself into a more reliable jump shooter.
Speaker 1: Didn't have an amazing box score game in this game.
Speaker 1: He had bought nine points, three rebounds, and two assists,
Speaker 1: but he made four plays at the beginning of the
Speaker 1: run in the early third quarter that got the Bucks going.
Speaker 1: Started with a nice cut off of the right wing
Speaker 1: off of a Brook Lopez post up Brooke got my
Speaker 1: else Turner super deep on a post up. They brought
Speaker 1: a double team with Andrew Nemhard. Kuzma really smart cut
Speaker 1: through the slot, caught it, got an easy lay up there.
Speaker 1: Then he was guarding Aren Nemhard along the left side
Speaker 1: of the floor on the other end, and he got
Speaker 1: a nice clean stop against Adrea Nemhard that led to
Speaker 1: a runout the other way. As a team, they contained
Speaker 1: the ball better. We'll talk about that in a minute,
Speaker 1: but a nice defensive play from Kuzma. Then he made
Speaker 1: a beautiful connective pass out of a Yannis double team.
Speaker 1: Giannis gets doubled passes to Kuzma, Gary trentz wide opening
Speaker 1: the skip on the corner. Kusma identifies it and throws
Speaker 1: a perfect pass over the top. Gary Trent knocks down
Speaker 1: the three. That's that connective playmaking piece that turns a
Speaker 1: double team into an open shot out of a rotation situation.
Speaker 1: And then lastly he got another bucket on another cut
Speaker 1: off of Brook Lopez, this time off of an offensive rebound.
Speaker 1: Lopez just beat Turner to the ball. Kuzma cut right
Speaker 1: off of the left wing, got a little floater right
Speaker 1: there in the lane that was what really got the
Speaker 1: engine running. So again, even though Kuzma didn't play a
Speaker 1: massive role in this game, I did think he made
Speaker 1: some big plays at the start of that third quarter
Speaker 1: run that helped kind of got to get things going.
Speaker 1: And then in order for that lineup, the Brook Lopez
Speaker 1: at center lineup, in order for that lineup to function
Speaker 1: on defense, brook has to drop or be at the
Speaker 1: level but focus on the ball is my point in
Speaker 1: ball screens, and that means they have to concede the
Speaker 1: pick and pop to Miles Turner. And Miles Turner got
Speaker 1: two completely unguarded top of the key pick and pop
Speaker 1: threes during that early third quarter run that he missed.
Speaker 1: So like, that's a little bit of good fortune, right,
Speaker 1: And that's a certain scheme reality about having Brook Lopez
Speaker 1: on the floor that like, in order for it to work,
Speaker 1: you need their pick and pop big to be missing threes,
Speaker 1: and he was in that particular unit. But then the
Speaker 1: Portis and the groups with Bobby Portis at center ended
Speaker 1: up actually finishing the run. This group did a lot
Speaker 1: of switching and did a great job of containing the ball.
Speaker 1: This was the best stretch of defense I've seen this
Speaker 1: Bucks team play all season long, such competitiveness to flatten
Speaker 1: out drives, to slide their feet, beat people to spots,
Speaker 1: take contact in the chest without fouling, contain the ball,
Speaker 1: to pressure the ball with physicality like it was jarring
Speaker 1: to see the difference in just ball pressure that Milwaukee
Speaker 1: was applying to Indiana in that third quarter compared to
Speaker 1: what it looked like for the majority of this series.
Speaker 1: Even Damian Lillard was like picking up the ball out
Speaker 1: thirty feet away from the basket with physicality, trying to
Speaker 1: rush guys. You could literally see Indiana get uncomfortable and
Speaker 1: get out of rhythm from that level of intensity, closing
Speaker 1: out really hard at the three point line, getting good contests,
Speaker 1: competing on the defensive glass, just a substantially better defensive
Speaker 1: effort across the board in their switching group there in
Speaker 1: the middle of the third quarter. It was very different
Speaker 1: from the fake comeback in Game two, where the Pacers
Speaker 1: were just missing wide open threes every time down the floor.
Speaker 1: There were a couple mistakes, a couple of bots switches,
Speaker 1: one involving Kevin Porter Junior and aj Green where they
Speaker 1: left Aaron Nee Smith wide open in the left corner.
Speaker 1: Another ball screen at the top of the key where
Speaker 1: Kevin Porter Junior I think it was KPJ and Giannis
Speaker 1: or Portus, I can't remember exactly what was but Siakam
Speaker 1: ended up slipping the screen and he ended up getting
Speaker 1: a wide open layup, and the Pacers made him pay
Speaker 1: for those mistakes that happened. But there weren't very many
Speaker 1: mistakes other than that. They defended super well and they
Speaker 1: were able to keep that Indiana offense under control. And
Speaker 1: I just want to stay focused on Giannis's playmaking for
Speaker 1: a minute. I thought he was surgical in that stretch,
Speaker 1: consistently drawing those post up doubles that created the advantage opportunities.
Speaker 1: He was also making great passes out of drives. I
Speaker 1: saw one of the more advanced reads I've seen Gianna
Speaker 1: s make where he drove along the left lane line
Speaker 1: engaged to the rim protector, which left Portus open, and
Speaker 1: then he looked off the low man because he had
Speaker 1: been making those because the Bucks had been hitting some threes.
Speaker 1: There was a shooter in the right corner, and he
Speaker 1: looked him off just enough to be able to create
Speaker 1: space for Bobby Portis to be wide open under the basket.
Speaker 1: Yanis just continues to just show really high level playmaking
Speaker 1: compared to what we saw from him earlier in his career.
Speaker 1: And then to start the fourth quarter with Giannis off
Speaker 1: the floor, the Bucks get three quick threes off of
Speaker 1: driving kick sequences for Damian Lillard and aj Green, and
Speaker 1: that was enough to build the separation that put this
Speaker 1: game away. And so it's pretty clear what the best
Speaker 1: pathway is for the Bucks. I mean, it was pretty
Speaker 1: clear early in the series. We talked about it. Lean
Speaker 1: into Giannis and surround him with play finishing. Everything should
Speaker 1: be built around Giannis's ability to draw two to the
Speaker 1: ball and the fact that you can surround him with
Speaker 1: a ton of aggregate shooting and ball handling, attacking closeouts
Speaker 1: and stuff. Off of that, right, that's your pathway on
Speaker 1: offense and then on defense, switch contain the ball, be competitive,
Speaker 1: show that intensity, and you give yourself a decent chance
Speaker 1: to beat this team. They that was an extended dominant
Speaker 1: stretch from the start of the third quarter throughout the
Speaker 1: end of the game, where it wasn't just that they
Speaker 1: were causing the Pacers problems. They kick their ass. They
Speaker 1: literally outscored them in that run, sixty six to thirty two.
Speaker 1: They doubled them up. So that is a capability that
Speaker 1: they have that is in there if they compete. Now
Speaker 1: on the pacers front, I thought they really succumbed to
Speaker 1: the ball pressure. I thought they looked a bit cut
Speaker 1: off guard by that sudden intensity. They were just a
Speaker 1: little rattled as they were trying to get to their
Speaker 1: spots and trying to get into their offense. They need
Speaker 1: to generate dribble penetration. They have to win that battle
Speaker 1: at the point of attack. I was talking about this
Speaker 1: with Petzs in our playback room last night, regarding Ruy
Speaker 1: Hatchi Mura and Julius Randall, and the idea that like
Speaker 1: Julius is gonna attack your shoulder right as he's trying
Speaker 1: to drive around you, You're gonna slide and he's gonna
Speaker 1: hit you on your shoulder, and that it becomes a battle,
Speaker 1: the battle being if you give ground and he can
Speaker 1: blow through that shoulder, he's going to get around you
Speaker 1: and get to the basket. But if you can hold
Speaker 1: your ground, and a lot of that has to do
Speaker 1: with where he hits you. If he hits you on
Speaker 1: the edge of your shoulder, he's gonna go right through you.
Speaker 1: But if he catches you closer to the middle of
Speaker 1: your chest, you're gonna have an easier chance of holding
Speaker 1: your ground as you're sliding your feet right. And that's
Speaker 1: the battle that all these dribble drives are starting with,
Speaker 1: whether it's Aaron Nesmith or like AARONI Smith trying to drive,
Speaker 1: Andrew Nemhard trying to drive Tyre's Halliburton trying to drive TJ.
Speaker 1: McConnell trying to drive in the switch scheme again, when
Speaker 1: it's the ball screen attack that they use with the
Speaker 1: Brook Lopez units, there's a lot of these baked in
Speaker 1: rotation opportunities and picking pops and skip passes things along
Speaker 1: those lines, right, But as soon as they start switching,
Speaker 1: it becomes a battle of like Siakam attacking guys in
Speaker 1: the post and can these guards beat these dudes off
Speaker 1: the dribble, And as soon as they start beating them
Speaker 1: off the dribble, that's when they can get them into
Speaker 1: rotation where the bucks can be really sloppy as they
Speaker 1: start trying to fly around. But if you can contain
Speaker 1: the ball versus getting dribble penetration, that's going to be
Speaker 1: the dynamic that is going to flip these Lopez off
Speaker 1: portis at center groups. If the Pacers get dribble penetration,
Speaker 1: they're going to control the game. If the Bucks can
Speaker 1: contain dribble penetration, they're going to control the game. And
Speaker 1: so it's very, very important for the Pace to bring
Speaker 1: that requisite level of pace and intensity on their drives
Speaker 1: to beat people off the dribble, and then they need
Speaker 1: to dominate the Brook Lopez minutes. This depends on Miles
Speaker 1: Turner's ability to make brook Lopez pay for the coverage
Speaker 1: that they're running. He's got to hit those threes at
Speaker 1: the top of the key. That is a like an
Speaker 1: absolute mandatory part of that coverage working. If you allow
Speaker 1: brook Lopez to defend Tyres Aliburton two on one and
Speaker 1: allowing the other guys to be able to stay home,
Speaker 1: it's going to be difficult for you to score. And
Speaker 1: so that's that dynamic. I've talked a lot about this
Speaker 1: coming into the series, the brook versus Turner dynamic. Turner
Speaker 1: wasn't able to bring that level of shot making today
Speaker 1: and it ended up hurting their offense. So again, it's
Speaker 1: really we can kind of see how this is settling
Speaker 1: in right This is settling into the Pacers core regular
Speaker 1: lineup versus these Bucks small ball groups, and the Bucks
Speaker 1: small ball groups, if they can contain the ball, Giannis
Speaker 1: is going to consistently draw double teams. They'll be existing
Speaker 1: in rotation. But if the Pacers can get dribble penetration,
Speaker 1: they're gonna be in their driving kick. They're gonna be
Speaker 1: keeping the Bucks in rotation. And so that's the dynamic.
Speaker 1: Whoever can con If the Bucks can contain the ball,
Speaker 1: they've got a good chance to win the series. If
Speaker 1: they can't, the Pacers are gonna win the series. That's
Speaker 1: the dynamic we're looking at there, that Milwaukee perimeter defense.
Speaker 1: All right, guys, let's get out of here. We're gonna
Speaker 1: get the ten eighteen. We literally already have our first
Speaker 1: game started for the day here in Tucson, So I'm
Speaker 1: gonna get to the TVs and start watching the games.
Speaker 1: We'll be live on YouTube tonight after the final buzzer
Speaker 1: of Rockets Warriors for a breakdown of all of today's games.
Speaker 1: I will see you guys, then, what's up guys. As always,
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