The Bucks wrapped up a 6th straight playoff win and 6th post season win by at least 20 points, tying an NBA record tonight.
Did you catch the graphic that TNT put up last night comparing the Bucks' players height and their "wingspans"? Of particular interest, Eric Bledsoe - 6'1" tall with a 6'8" wingspan. Good gawd, how does that happen?
Question #1 - Was this guy subject to, like medieval torture chamber-type stretching?
Question #2 - Where does he buy shirts?
Question #3 - Do his knuckles drag on the ground?
I don't have those answers but WOW. A lot has been made of the Raptors not shooting well as a way of explaining away the Bucks. I'm not sure that the East Coast media know that the Raptors are even playing the Bucks. I am here to say that it's not that the Raptors are playing poorly - which they are - I'm here to say that the Bucks D is driving them absolutely berserk. I'm not much of an NBA Basketball fan, but, all the Raptors are seeing is Bucks' hands and arms in their faces relentlessly. My point is that the Raptors are looking bad because the Bucks' defense is willing it so.
Also believing that the Bucks' Coach remembers the playoff issues his teams had in Atlanta and learned from it. Atlanta proved that talent can only take a coach so far, ya know?
I was so entertained by the Bucks' defensive performance last night. They were all over the place. They kind of reminded me of the little flies that constantly buzz you when you're working in the barn ... the flies that just cannot be brushed away without them coming back at you and hovering around your head and face. We had a special name for those flies but since I've already said they hovered around my head and face ... I'm not going to share that special name. (..and PappaSan ... stay out of this.
You have a history in cases like this...)