The latest episode of our Win In 6 Podcast arrives as we offer our final thoughts on the decisions facing the Milwaukee Bucks heading into the NBA Draft.
The latest episode of our Win In 6 Podcast arrives as we arrive at our final thoughts ahead of the 2018 NBA Draft, and the big decision that awaits the Milwaukee Bucks on the night.
Having jumped around the various positions and player types of those likely to be available with the 17th pick in a quickfire fashion across three previous episodes, the time has come to discuss a more concrete shortlist of preferred candidates.
With a new regime calling the shots and everything unfamiliarly quiet in the rumor mill this year, it’s almost impossible to know what the Bucks will do with the 17th pick, but at the very least we can hypothesize over what they should do.
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To start off, we ran through our respective lists of five preferred candidates for Milwaukee’s selection in the middle of the draft order.
From there, we also discussed players who may be fine but underwhelming selections, and the prospects who we believe the Bucks should avoid, for a variety of reasons, on draft night.
Lastly, we fielded listener questions on the draft decisions ahead via our mailbag.
Joining me for this episode, and preparing a pillow that he may need to scream into on Thursday, was Jordan Treske.
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Next: Win in 6 Podcast #226: Assessing potential front court targets in the 2018 NBA Draft
We’ll be back on draft night for a special instant reaction episode of the podcast.