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Win In 6 Podcast #78: Goodbye Tyler Ennis, Hello Michael Beasley?

Published Jun. 30, 2017 6:28 p.m. ET

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In the latest edition of our Milwaukee Bucks’ Win In 6 Podcast, we offer our reactions to the Michael Beasley/Tyler Ennis trade.

Our team got together for a dark and somber emergency podcast on Wednesday to discuss the latest Milwaukee Bucks‘ news and most important conversation points in our “Win In 6 Podcast”, and little did we know then, but we’d be back to do the same on Thursday!

Having recorded earlier than usual at the start of this week to mark Giannis Antetokounmpo‘s extension, then following that up with a podcast on Khris Middleton‘s injury, we were once again called into action sooner than expected for some of the most unexpected news possible.

In our near constant state of emergency, this time out the focus centered on the Bucks trading for Michael Beasley, sending Tyler Ennis in the opposite direction to Houston.

Although, trades to shore up wing depth were expected in the aftermath of Middleton’s injury, nobody quite expected Milwaukee to move as quickly as this in finalizing a deal.

Add into the mix that Beasley has been an inconsistent and colorful character (to say the least) during his time in the NBA and it leaves a lot left to be discussed.

How will Beasley fit? Does he have anything tangible to offer? What should Tyler Ennis be expected to do in Houston?

As usual, our mailbag was on hand to wrap things up with questions on both players involved in the deal.

Joining me for all of this is regular podcast guest and contributor at the site, Jordan Treske, who was particularly angry on this occasion.

If you’ve any thoughts on anything specific discussed in this podcast, let us hear them at winin6podcast@gmail.com.

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