Bucks played well in loss to Knicks

[TW]

Watching the Bucks game last night against the Knicks, I came away with the belief that I may have been underrating the value of several guys the Bucks have in reserve. That includes Thanasis, who although not a player like his brother, brings a lot of energy to the team not only when he's on the floor, but from the sidelines. I also saw a couple of young guys showing signs that they're getting ready to step up to the next level, and could arrive there next year.

I realize the Knicks were hurt without Randle in the lineup, but still, it was a good showing by the Bucks, despite the loss.

 

[FlaPack]

Watching the Bucks game last night against the Knicks, I came away with the belief that I may have been underrating the value of several guys the Bucks have in reserve. That includes Thanasis, who although not a player like his brother, brings a lot of energy to the team not only when he's on the floor, but from the sidelines. I also saw a couple of young guys showing signs that they're getting ready to step up to the next level, and could arrive there next year.

I realize the Knicks were hurt without Randle in the lineup, but still, it was a good showing by the Bucks, despite the loss.

Could not agree more. This is a very solid bench and has so much flexibility. Credit to Bud to figure out and experiment with rotations and get the kids ready.

 

[oakleaf]

If any one of Giannis, Jrue Holiday, or Kris Middleton would have played last night the Bucks would have won.

 

[GBP4EVER]

Give the Bucks credit they did play hard last night. When you have all but one starter out and two of your top backups out it's impressive what they did.