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Summerfest 2015 – Day Eight
Noah Hunt and Scott Nelson of the Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band at the Briggs & Stratton stage. Summerfest, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Posted by Mark Mathu on 2015-07-03 20:52:09
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2019 NBA Playoffs: Bracket, series schedules, scores, results, path to Finals for all 16 postseason teams
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We’ve watched a lot of 2019 NBA playoff basketball, and so far only one team — the Portland Trail Blazers — has managed to race out to a 2-0 lead. Other series are either awaiting their second games or are all knotted up at one game apiece, setting the stage for some long and interesting postseason battles.
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Monday night offered the postseason’s biggest surprise to date as the eighth-seeded Los Angeles Clippers overcame a 31-point deficit to knock off the top-ranked Golden State Warriors 135-131 with a historic win.
As for Tuesday night, things weren’t quite as thrilling. The action started in Toronto, where the Raptors absolutely crushed the Magic by 29 points to tie their series 1-1. After scoring zero points in Game 1, Kyle Lowry bounced back with 22 points in Game 2.
To close the night, the Trail Blazers pulled away from the Thunder in the second half for a 20-point win to become the first team in the playoffs to take a 2-0 series lead. Damian Lillard and C.J. McCollum combined for 62 points in the win.
In between was the only exciting game, as the Nuggets came back from a 19-point deficit to even their series with the Spurs. Jamal Murray led the way with 21 fourth-quarter points. Still to come, the Thunder will try to steal a game on the road against the Trail Blazers.
Here is a look at the bracket, and each team’s path to the Larry O’Brien trophy.
The 2019 NBA Playoffs bracket CBS Sports
TV listings
All games will air on ESPN, ABC, TNT and NBA TV during the postseason. Games on TNT and NBA TV can be streamed via fuboTV (Try it for free).
NBA playoffs first-round series schedule
*All times Eastern
Eastern Conference:
Milwaukee Bucks (1) vs. Detroit Pistons (8) (Series breakdown)
Milwaukee leads series 1-0
Game 1 (at MIL): Bucks 121, Pistons 86 (Box Score)
Game 2 (at MIL): Wednesday, April 17, 8 p.m. — TV: NBA TV
Game 3 (at DET): Saturday, April 20, 8 p.m. — TV: ESPN
Game 4 (at DET): Monday, April 22, 8 p.m. — TV: TNT
Game 5* (at MIL): Wednesday, April 24, TBD — TV: TBD
Game 6* (at DET): Friday, April 26, TBD — TV: TBD
Game 7* (at MIL): Sunday, April 28, TBD — TV: TBD
*If necessary
Toronto Raptors (2) vs. Orlando Magic (7) (Series breakdown)
Series tied 1-1
Game 1 (at TOR): Magic 104, Raptors 101 (Box Score)
Game 2 (at TOR): Raptors 111, Magic 82 (Box Score)
Game 3 (at ORL): Friday, April 19, 7 p.m. — TV: ESPN
Game 4 (at ORL): Sunday, April 21, 7 p.m. — TV: TNT
Game 5 (at TOR): Tuesday, April 23, TBD — TV: TBD
Game 6* (at ORL): Thursday, April 25, TBD — TV: TBD
Game 7* (at TOR): Saturday, April 27, TBD — TV: TBD
*If necessary
Philadelphia 76ers (3) vs. Brooklyn Nets (6) (Series breakdown)
Series tied 1-1
Game 1 (at PHI): Nets 111, 76ers 102 (Box Score)
Game 2 (at PHI): 76ers 145, Nets 123 (Box Score)
Game 3 (at BKN): Thursday, April 18, 8 p.m. — TV: TNT
Game 4 (at BKN): Saturday, April 20, 3 p.m. ET — TV: TNT
Game 5* (at PHI): Tuesday, April 23, TBD — TV: TBD
Game 6* (at BKN): Thursday, April 25, TBD — TV: TBD
Game 7* (at PHI): Saturday, April 27, TBD — TV: TNT
*If necessary
Boston Celtics (4) vs. Indiana Pacers (5) (Series breakdown)
Boston leads series 1-0
Game 1 (at BOS): Celtics 84, Pacers 74 (Box Score)
Game 2 (at BOS): Wednesday, April 17, 7 p.m. — TV: TNT
Game 3 (at IND): Friday, April 19, 8:30 p.m. — TV: ABC
Game 4 (at IND): Sunday, April 21, 1 p.m. — TV: ABC
Game 5* (at BOS): Wednesday, April 24, TBD — TV: TBD
Game 6* (at IND): Friday, April 26, TBD — TV: TBD
Game 7* (at BOS): Sunday, April 28, TBD — TV: TBD
*If necessary
Western Conference:
Golden State Warriors (1) vs. Los Angeles Clippers (8) (Series breakdown)
Series tied 1-1
Game 1 (at GS): Warriors 121, Clippers 104 (Box Score)
Game 2 (at GS): Clippers 135, Warriors 131 (Box Score)
Game 3 (at LAC): Thursday, April 18, 10:30 p.m. — TV: TNT
Game 4 (at LAC): Sunday, April 21, 3:30 p.m. — TV: ABC
Game 5* (at GS): Wednesday, April 24, TBD — TV: TBD
Game 6* (at LAC): Friday, April 26, TBD — TV: TBD
Game 7* (at GS): Sunday, April 28, TBD — TV: TBD
*If necessary
Denver Nuggets (2) vs. San Antonio Spurs (7) (Series breakdown)
Series tied 1-1
Game 1 (at DEN): Spurs 101, Nuggets 96 (Box Score)
Game 2 (at DEN): Nuggets 114, Spurs 105 (Box Score)
Game 3 (at SA): Thursday, April 18, 9 p.m. — TV: NBA TV
Game 4 (at SA): Saturday, April 20, 5:30 p.m. — TV: TNT
Game 5 (at DEN): Tuesday, April 23, TBD — TV: TBD
Game 6* (at SA): Thursday, April 25, TBD — TV: TBD
Game 7* (at DEN): Saturday, April 27, TBD — TV: TBD
*If necessary
Portland Trail Blazers (3) vs. Oklahoma City Thunder (6) (Series breakdown)
Portland leads series 2-0
Game 1 (at POR): Trail Blazers 104, Thunder 99 (Box Score)
Game 2 (at POR): Trail Blazers 114, Thunder 94 (Box Score)
Game 3 (at OKC): Friday, April 19, 9:30 p.m. — TV: ESPN
Game 4 (at OKC): Sunday, April 21, 9:30 p.m. — TV: TNT
Game 5* (at POR): Tuesday, April 23, TBD — TV: TBD
Game 6* (at OKC): Thursday, April 25, TBD — TV: TBD
Game 7* (at POR): Saturday, April 27, TBD — TV: TBD
*If necessary
Houston Rockets (4) vs. Utah Jazz (5) (Series breakdown)
Houston leads series 1-0
Game 1 (at HOU): Rockers 122, Jazz 90 (Box Score)
Game 2 (at HOU): Wednesday, April 17, 9:30 p.m. — TV: TNT
Game 3 (at UTA): Saturday, April 20, 10:30 p.m. — TV: ESPN
Game 4 (at UTA): Monday, April 22, 10:30 p.m. — TV: TNT
Game 5* (at HOU): Wednesday, April 24, TBD — TV: TBD
Game 6* (at UTA): Friday, April 26, TBD — TV: TBD
Game 7* (at HOU): Sunday, April 28, TBD — TV: TBD
*If necessary
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Posted by smashdownsportsnews on 2019-04-17 06:55:17
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Summerfest 2015 – Day Eight
Edward Sharpe and The Magnetic Zeros at the BMO Harris Pavilion. Summerfest, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Posted by Mark Mathu on 2015-07-03 20:49:57
Tagged: , Summerfest , Milwaukee , Wisconsin , USA , festival , music , lakefront , water , rock , roll , fest , Edward , Sharpe , Magnetic , Zeros , Mark Mathu
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Summerfest 2015 – Day Eight
Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band at the Briggs & Stratton stage. Summerfest, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Posted by Mark Mathu on 2015-07-03 20:47:06
Tagged: , Summerfest , Milwaukee , Wisconsin , USA , festival , music , lakefront , water , rock , roll , fest , Kenny , Wayne , Shepherd , Band , Mark Mathu
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Summerfest 2015 – Day Eight
Kenny Wayne Shephard at the Briggs & Stratton stage. Summerfest, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Posted by Mark Mathu on 2015-07-03 20:45:15
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Summerfest 2015 – Day Eight
Kenny Wayne Shepherd at the Briggs & Stratton stage. Summerfest, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Posted by Mark Mathu on 2015-07-03 20:53:34
Tagged: , Summerfest , Milwaukee , Wisconsin , USA , festival , music , lakefront , water , rock , roll , fest , Kenny , Wayne , Shepherd , Band , Mark Mathu
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Summerfest 2015 – Day Eight
Sign at the Harley-Davidson Roadhouse stage. Summerfest, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Posted by Mark Mathu on 2015-07-03 20:38:22
Tagged: , Summerfest , Milwaukee , Wisconsin , USA , festival , music , lakefront , water , rock , roll , fest , Harley , Davidson , motorcyle , motorcyles , Mark Mathu
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Knicks need defense to step up against high-scoring Bucks
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As if the New York Knicks — losers of two straight and seven of 10 — needed anything more to worry about, the Milwaukee Bucks bring the NBA’s top offense to Madison Square Garden on Saturday night.
In the Knicks, Milwaukee will find a defense that has reverted back to its old, poor, ways.
After clamping up in a surprising three-game winning streak, which included victories in Boston and Memphis sandwiching a home win over the New Orleans Pelicans, New York reverted to its worrisome ways in losing two straight at Detroit and Philadelphia.
During the three-game run — which followed a five-game losing streak of its own — the Knicks allowed just over 105 points per game, far down from the 113.1 they allow on the season.
At the Pistons and Sixers, New York allowed 115 and 117 points, respectively, in two losses that sent them to 7-16 on the season.
“We didn’t have an answer for any of them,” head coach David Fizdale told reporters after the game. “That was a focused team, they came out with really good focus. When you get a veteran team that’s hitting that point where they’re all starting to figure it out, we just got blitzed and we really didn’t have an answer for anything they did.”
And now comes the Greek Freak, Giannis Antetokounmpo, comes to town.
Antetokounmpo is playing at an MVP level, averaging 27.3 points, 12.9 rebounds and 6.0 assists while shooting 57.7 percent from the field.
The Knicks are finding him at a bad time, too.
Antetokounmpo had a season-high 36 points, plus 11 rebounds and eight assists, in a 116-113 win over Chicago on Wednesday.
That masterpiece capped off a run of four 33-point games in his last five games.
New York got lucky the last time the two teams met last April, when Antetokounmpo sat out with a sore ankle. The Bucks still scored the 115-102 win, with Khris Middleton and Eric Bledsoe both picking up the slack with 22 points.
It was Middleton again who proved the difference for the Bucks on Wednesday against the Bulls, when he hit a 3-pointer to snap a 113-113 tie.
“For several years, I think Khris has been a big-shot maker, a big-shot guy at the end of games,” Milwaukee coach Mike Budenholzer told reporters after the game. “When you don’t get a touch that can make it harder. … He’s a heck of player, heck of a big-time gamer when the game is on the line.”
With Kristaps Porzingis still sidelined, the Knicks are still looking for their go-to guy. They’ve had different leading scorers in each of the last five games, with Tim Hardaway Jr. leading the team in scoring at 22.2 points per game, even if he was stifled against the 76ers with five points, one rebound, two assists and just 1-of-11 shooting from the field, 0-of-6 from three.
“Defensively, they were getting a lot of good buckets and they were running us around off screens,” Knicks rookie forward Kevin Knox said. “We were getting tired so we were coming down at the end and basically not really running our stuff. So coach called us around halftime, we came in the second half and started running some more of our plays, just running all the way through the shot clock, and getting good shots toward the end.”
Posted by smashdownsportsnews on 2018-12-01 09:24:27
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