Yeah I mean, when the Bucks are winning, no one questions if they have enough talent or if Khris or Jrue are a good enough supporting cast. 18 months ago the question was if the Bucks would win 70 games, not if they'd be bounced twice in the second round in back to back seasons. Something went horribly wrong ever since last March. But no one really doubted their upside when they had the best record in the NBA. It was clear what the problem was in the middle of last season. I quit watching the Bucks about that time because the outcome is too obvious. They have a defensive philosophy intent on "running out at the 3pt line with their hand in the air". I view the boxscore because I still care, I just can't watch it. Looks to be much of the same tonight. I know that this is sort of the low-hanging fruit and at this point it's probably time to change gears defensively...but the problem in all of these playoffs duds is always that they just can't score. They go from making it rain all year to being unable to shoot, and the focal point of their offense is a guy that can't shoot FTs trying to muscle his way inside or occasionally dishing it to someone who misses a 3. It's maddening. They need a second star and they don't have one. Holiday was a good try, I dunno what else they could have done, but to beat this kind of team they need a dependable scorer. Middleton ain't it. Giannis is what he is. He can't shoot, that's fine, neither could Shaq. But they're trying to get away with him like he's LeBron and he just doesn't have that kind of all-around game.