EPISODE · Oct 22, 2020 · 25 MIN
Hoop Talk Ep. 75: NBA Draft Needs: Milwaukee Bucks
from The Hoop Talk Podcast with Jalon Dixon and Ryan Leshko · host Jalon Dixon and Ryan Leshko
With the NBA Draft just over a month away, the 2020 NBA Lottery has been set and the draft order is officially locked in. With that, each team prepares for October as some of the best college and overseas prospects all await that fateful day in hopes of hearing their name called by Commissioner Adam Silver.In this edition of the Hoop Talk Podcast, the guys take a look at the Milwaukee Bucks. The 2021 NBA Season is Do or Die for the Bucks as All Star Forward and Two-time League MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo is due to become a free agent at the end of the season and will be one of the biggest targets for teams next summer.After a surprising and abrupt ending to their season, falling to the Miami Heat in the semi-final round of the NBA Playoffs, the Bucks are desperate to add star power and surround Giannis with a serviceable supporting cast in pursuit of the franchise's first NBA championship since 1971. To put that into perspective, that was back when the Bucks had legendary center Kareem Abdul-Jabbar who was only three years deep into his illustrious and extensive NBA career.The Bucks only have the 24th overall pick in this year's draft, but there is a lot of value at the bottom portion of the first-round that could blossom into a rotational piece for this team and maybe even play a pivotal role in Milwaukee's attempt run the table in the Eastern Conference and reach the NBA Finals next season.Who do the guys think Milwaukee will select with the 24th overall pick to hopefully give Giannis the help he needs? Stay Tuned!Music Sample from: Impossible Beats - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f26UIYCRg1oOriginal Song from: The Boondocks Intro Theme song by Asheru- Judo Flip
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