April 25th: A Rejuvenated Milwaukee Team Takes Care of Indy in Game 3 117-101!

Tuesday, April 29th: Milwaukee Basketball Post Game Show-Milwaukee Falls Apart in the Closing Seconds of OT, Lose Game 5 & the Series to Indiana

Steve "Sparky" Fifer is inconsolable after the Milwaukee Bucks fall apart in the closing seconds of over time against the Indiana Pacers, despite a Superman-like performance to give the Bucks a chance. Sparky & Bucks fans share their misery over another disappointing exit in the First Round of the Playoffs once again, and what it will mean for the future of this iteration of the team after tonight.

April 27th: Bucks Lose Dame and Game 4 (129-103)

Join Steve "Sparky" Fifer as he recaps the Milwaukee Bucks loss against the Pacers (129-103). Sparky commiserates with fans after Lillard injury in early first half of Game four.

April 25th: A Rejuvenated Milwaukee Team Takes Care of Indy in Game 3 117-101!

Join Steve "Sparky" Fifer as he recaps the Milwaukee Bucks 117-101 win over the Indiana Pacers in their return home! Sparky is fired up after Gary Trent Jr. hits 9 threes & Giannis dominates with 37 points, but is nervous this isn't repeatable until he sees one of these third options ball out consistently.

Tuesday, April 22nd: Milwaukee Continue to Struggle Defensively as They Fall 115-123 & Go Down 0-2 vs. Indy

Steve "Sparky" Fifer goes live immediately after Milwaukee's 115-123 loss to Indiana to air his frustrations with the continued problems for this squad on the Milwaukee Basketball Post Game Show! The Milwaukee Bucks drop the Game 2 to the Indiana Pacers behind another putrid defensive performance, falling 115-123. Despite the loss, Giannis had a vintage performance, Kyle Kuzma found more confidence with the ball in his hands & Bobby Portis helps keep the game close with 28 points off the bench.

Post Game: An Uninspired Bucks Team Can't Keep Up With Indiana, Lose Series 4-2

Steve "Sparky" Fifer hops on 1250 am The FAN for the Potawatomi Sportsbook Pro Hoops Post Game Show after the Bucks disappointed in a close out game 6 against the Pacers, losing 120-98. The Bucks struggled to keep up when the bench was on the court, and the Pacers Bench put up 50 points. The Bucks also allowed 15 offensive rebounds and lost the fast break battle 21-6, both of which the Bucks needed to control to win.