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NBA Analysis Network We have been saying over and over again that “a series never really begins until a team loses at home,” but the series has now officially begun! The Milwaukee Bucks went into Phoenix in Game 5 and came away with a 123-119 victory to take a 3-2 series lead and pull within one game of winning the 2021 NBA Finals.  To begin this game though, the Bucks looked like they could be in store for a rough night. The Phoenix Suns were hitting shot after shot in the opening quarter of play and they even made 11 consecutive shots at one point! Phoenix shot 14-19 (74%) from the flo...

Jul 18, 2021 DALLAS - Our Dallas Mavericks offseason tracker .... keeping you informed on the latest news and rumors surrounding the team throughout the offseason. JULY 18: The Mavs continue to work to assemble a championship-caliber cast, on and off the floor - while at the same time watching Giannis Antetokounmpo push his Milwaukee Bucks to within one more win of an NBA championship. "One more to go," Antetokounmpo said on live TV after the Bucks' wild 123-119 come-from-behind Game 5 win over the Phoenix Suns in the NBA Finals. "One more to go." "The Greek Freak'' totaled 32 points, nine ...

NBA Analysis Network The Indiana Pacers are the first team reported to have made an offer to the Philadelphia 76ers for All-Star Ben Simmons. The Pacers reportedly offered Malcolm Brogdon and the No. 13 overall pick in the 2021 NBA Draft in exchange for Simmons. While it takes two to tango, as the 76ers have to be willing to trade with the Pacers, this should not deter them. Yes, Philadelphia turned down that deal, but they should continue to push for a Simmons trade. Indiana was aggressive when it came to their head coaching position, as they fired Nate Bjorkgren after one season and replace...

If the Cleveland Cavaliers do look to trade Collin sexton this NBA offseason, the Utah Jazz should pursue a potential trade to land him.

NBA Analysis Network The Milwaukee Bucks were in a great position to seize control of their second-round NBA playoff matchup against the Brooklyn Nets in Game 5. The Nets were without Kyrie Irving and playing with a hampered James Harden, leaving Kevin Durant as the only healthy member of their Big 3. Milwaukee led by as many as 17 points in the game, as they looked to be too much for the undermanned Nets. Then, halftime came and Brooklyn, led by Durant, turned things up. The Nets outscored the Bucks 71-49 in the second half, as Steve Nash made some great adjustments at halftime while Mike Bu...