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Exploring how the shorthanded Bucks are off to a franchise best 9-0 start
Episode 400
The Milwaukee Bucks have STILL (LaVar voice) neva lost through their first nine games of the 2022-23 NBA season, so Ti Windisch and Rohan Katti took their whole Monday episode to dive into the big picture and close view reasons for their undefeated status. The Gyro Step hosts start by giving coach Mike Budenholzer his flowers, then explore the role Bucks culture plays in this excellent start without the Bucks best two wing players, and then Ti and Rohan dove into individual players, including Bobby Portis, rookie sensation MarJon Beauchamp, Brook Lopez, Jevon Carter (and what he enables Jrue Holiday to do), plus of course that Giannis Antetokounmpo guy and more.
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