Yacht is top of the key.

Pull up jumper for the wind.

No, here's Devin Booker after the game, what were you thinking when Johanna's got that last look, uh, that were a good check.

Any time you can stay in problem, forced them to, you know, take shots like that, you know you have to live with it.

Whoa, Devin Booker saying We're in good shape, that Yana says the ball in his hands late in the game.

How do you hear that from Booker on Yonas Bob?

Well, that's refreshing.

Candor, uh, pleased to say, But the fact is that if you handed a yellow legal pad to every player in the league and said, What?

Where do you think you would rank, Uh, this John us for taking the last shot, and he would not rank in the top 20 or 25.

So, and it's just like if he went to the free throw line, you'd say, Well, we're OK now.

So that's that's reality.

That's just simple reality.

Everybody knows that's not his game.

His game is going to the basket.

So here is somebody caught the m v p like that.

Kevin Blackistone you're giving.

You're giving Booker points for that.

Or is this a big problem for Milwaukee?

No, it's not a problem from Milwaukee.

In fact, um, since 2018 2019, hey, has Janice does a better clutch percentage?

Um uh, than does LeBron James so he can win games.

But how does he win games like he did a couple of Decembers ago against the Knicks?

He drove the ball to the cup, and that's what they did not allow him to do.

You know, this is a guy that eats up real estate on the basketball court, could get to the basket like anybody.

He didn't even get to the elbow on that particular shot.

So you force a higher a lower percentage shot than letting them get you.

See, that is great.

Defense on Phoenix is, uh, good.

And that's what book is talking about getting honest in that position.

That's that's the shot they want.

Emily Kaplan.

What did you see last night?

In the final seconds?

Yeah, of course.

Devin Booker is going to say that he knows the stats.

We know the stats.

Jon is is a career low 26% shooting from 20 ft or further jumpers, which is the second lowest mark in the league of 101 qualifying players.

But this to me just shows that this is a team with so much offseason turnover, new systems.

There's still a work in progress there figuring it out.

And we could focus on that last play, which obviously didn't work out.

Or we could say, This dude got 47 points yesterday and 17 of them for from the free throw line.

That's very big for Jonah's.

Well, George, we've seen Yanis score 47 before.

We've seen Milwaukee failed to close out games in the postseason and again last night.

What are we talking about here?

Well, Tony, here's what we're talking about is that Yannis game still needs to be refined some more, and I think that's the key here.

What we saw the last two postseasons, where the Toronto Raptors in the Miami Heat employed a strategy to build the wall basically around them and not allow him to get to the Cup like Kevin was alluding to earlier.

So he's gonna have to learn to hit those mid range shots or those jumpers.

And look, they've been bad in the clutch this year.

They're two and six in clutch games.

They were 11 and two last year.

This is a team, as Emily pointed out, is still trying to figure itself out.

But a lot of this is because Yanis needs to figure it out.

There is Mawr often onus on him this year with the changes that they made, then there's ever been.

So if he's gonna have to, if he's gonna be the M V P candidate that he showed us the last couple of years, he's gonna have to take his game to a different love.

When you hear that stat that George just gave us that they're two and six in the clutch.

That second worse than the MBA.

How real problem is that for this team right now?

I think they have issues.

Yes, I think that's just one of them.

And and, uh so, yeah, I'm not surprised to hear that there was also a stat defensively.

They're now middle of the pack.

They were one of the best defensive teams in basketball last couple of years.

George.

You said something before we sat down that it kind of explained that I thought was pretty good.

Can you tell me that again?

Yeah, it's their strategy, basically.

So Milwaukee gave up above the break threes.

Tony, which is just basically.

They would defend the corners because that's a high percentage shot.

The above the break threes were lower percentage shots.

But here's the problem.

Teams are now hitting those shots.

They're no longer as lower percentage shot as they once were and Toronto, Miami, Milwaukee employed that strategy and you look at all of them.

Now there's somewhere between, like, 18, like 14 or 15 when they were near the top.

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