On this episode of The Void, The Ringer’s Kevin O’Connor breaks down how the Milwaukee Bucks changed their defense this season and what it could mean for their championship aspirations. He takes a look at their increased on-ball switching, what the addition of PJ Tucker has meant for the team, and why their off-ball defense still needs to get better. Plus, Eric Nehm from The Athletic joins the show to discuss what he’s noticed about the Bucks’ defense this season and how coach Mike Budenholzer has adapted his schemes.
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Are Giannis and the Milwaukee Bucks’ Defense Ready for the Playoffs?
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