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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Heyjoe4" data-source="post: 1057013" data-attributes="member: 13032">Yeah the very slow start and then a very good comeback.  Now they are back to beating good times at what seems to be a better clip than last year, but losing to teams they have never business losing to.  It's frustration.Doesn't seen that long age the Deer District was rumbling with fans.  I don't see it happening this year.As for management, well it was Horst and Co. who went out to get Holiday to put the finishing touches on a championship in 2021.  Just as quickly Horst dumped Holiday for Lillard (more to it than that, but that was the primary outcome).  They lost their defense and the two offensive superstars in Giannis and Dame are just now figuring out how to play together.  And all the while the team gets older and older.If things stay this way, and they probably will because the Bucks have little draft capital in the years ahead, this will be a team that flounder for a few years and then starts a rebuild.  I hate the thought of trading Giannis, but is there another way where he stays and the Bucks compete for a championship?  I don't see it.</blockquote>

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