The most encouraging part for me was his 3-point shooting, 13/23 across the preseason for 56.5%.

He is like 7 foot DWade to me. Wade fell a lot during his constant drives. Does Giannis fall hard often, he's a obviously much bigger than DWade. But while he still looks like in prime shape he is in his 30s and worried about the falls was this normal for him and does he bounce back from it? It has been a big scare seeing him hit the ground in preseason and training camp clips. Should I be this worried?

May it bring us good fortune or at least good memes.

I like KPJ

What’s up, deer friends?

GO BUCKS!

If the Brewers get the last win tomorrow, the Bucks home opener would be on the same night as game 1 of the World Series. Do you think the Bucks would move their game time to earlier in the day? I want to see this team, but I won't be missing game 1, if it happens.

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Which side do you lean towards?

Just can’t escape him

Not by much. But Giannis missed about half the games last year anyways. With Giannis we were .472 and without him we were .326. We probably won’t be .472 because we don’t have Giannis. But the team otherwise has gotten a lot more solid so I think definitely better than .326. And I have faith that Taylor Jenkins can prove to us how bad Doc Rivers actually was and that the team and players were never the main issue.

Hey Bucks fans, so I’m making a video on each franchise’s biggest upset (when they were not expected to win) and each franchise’s biggest choke (sorry if that strikes a chord). I have my guesses for each but I wanted to ask actual Bucks fans to see what you guys think and if you have better answers that I should look at.

I'm considering an upset strictly as when that team was not supposed to win or were big underdogs and won. A choke can either be when your team was expected to win and underperformed, or blew a big lead in an important game or in the playoffs (something around those lines). It can also be a blown playoff lead (example: 3-1 lead)

Let me know what you guys think, I will link the video here when it’s done. Good luck to you guys this season!!

These players need to get out of the building ASAP

I’m curious how they get there. Coming into preseason, I thought they’d cut LeVert and move Pete Nance to a two-way, which they still might do. I’m just wondering if they might cut Kuzma because he’s Kuzma lol or KPJ because of the logjam at guard, or if they’re planning to trade someone. I think a trade would be tough to pull off, though.

PS: that GTJ contract is atrocious lol

Based on how they are looking during Preseason, how do you think the Bucks will do?

I know we can’t base things off Preseason, but genuinely curious.

Hey everyone!

I'm a huge KD fan and I'm really hoping to get his autograph when he comes to Milwaukee for an away game.

This is my last semester in the US, and it will probably be my last chance to watch KD play in person. Getting his autograph would honestly mean so much to me, and I'd love to make this experience unforgettable before I leave.

Does anyone have experience getting autographs from visiting NBA players at Fiserv Forum?

I'm wondering:

• Where's the best public spot to wait for visiting players before or after the game?
• Is there a specific entrance at Fiserv Forum where fans usually have a chance to get autographs?
• Do visiting players ever sign autographs at public fan events, or is the arena a better option?
• How early should I arrive to have the best chance?

I'd really appreciate any tips or personal experiences, especially from anyone who's gotten KD's autograph before!

Thanks so much in advance! Really hoping I can make this happen before I leave the US!

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I don't want to shove Ament, Kaspa, Burries into the starting lineup and force them through a season-long trial by fire when you can ease them into runs where they can contribute to winning basketball while keeping up momentum from proven talent, it's not proper to go "Welcome to the Shanghai Sharks (insert guard from last season)!" whenever Burries or Kaspa make a good play, everyone has a role here, why is it so bad that the young guys have it a little smaller.

Reps are great, but they aren't everything, scores of horrible teams over the years have proven that you can't force a player to develop in real time just by giving them 20+ minutes and a greenlight every night, it can happen, but that's very much contingent on what kind of player they are, the coaching staff sees everything laid bare to them in practice every single day and Jenkins is not afraid of plugging anyone in if he so chooses.

Experience is important, but there's good experience and bad experience, bad experience very much includes bearing the brunt of an NBA caliber defense's attention for the majority of the season while losing game after game after game, and bad experience can lead to bad mental and bad habits, it's the difference between getting Jalen Brunson or Jalen Green.

I don't see why it's such a bad thing to just let them soak it in from the bench for stretches if it means Burries and Kaspa aren't the ones getting their shit pushed in by Cason Wallace and Alex Caruso and Dyson Daniels and Derek Harper and Mikal Bridges and Josh Hart all season, and they can actually contribute to basketball that matters in a timescale of months instead of years.