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Deer Diaries, Ep. 183: New Process, Same Result

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2 years ago

May 15, 2024

Deer Diaries, Ep. 183: New Process, Same Result

Having pulled out all the stops to rally after the Milwaukee Bucks’s game five victory (including calls from Kyle in Vegas and a new intro produced by Adam, no less), there just wasn’t enough heart to do an autopsy on the season after the 98-120 trouncing to end the season.

But now we’re back! Kyle, Adam, and I got together last night to sift through the debris of the season to better understand what we learned along the way. Was the Pacers series just one final condemnation of a now-forgettable roster? Has the ground shifted too much under the Bucks feet as to make serious contention more of a thing of chance rather than something the team controls? Was the instability beginning last summer the new norm, or can the organization right the ship?

We cover all that, plus!

A few more punches are thrown at Jae Crowder while he is down (please don’t come back!)
Voting Bobby Portis, Pat Connaughton, and MarJon Beauchamp off the island
Anticipating Thanasis Antetokounmpo’s return to the roster even post-Achilles
Predictions about how large of a shakeup the team will aim for this summer (hint: not much of one)
Apologies all around — from Adam to the listeners, from Bobby to all of us, from me to you on behalf of Bobby, etc.
How much longer the team can remain in its “Giannis 1.5” build
And more!

All of us at Deer Diaries want to thank you, our listeners and watchers, for sticking with us this season. We hope you enjoyed the podcast as much as we enjoy putting it together during the year. Our release schedule will dial back now that we’ve reached the summer, although we’ll be back whenever major news breaks (the NBA Draft, free agency, and, of course, Summer League roster reveals). Thanks again!

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Friday Fish Fry Blog Week 1: Kidd O’Shea visits Pitch’s in Milwaukee

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5 hours ago

February 20, 2026

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Friday Fish Fry Blog Week 1: Kidd O’Shea visits Pitch’s in Milwaukee

Each week, a member of TMJ4’s staff goes to a local fish fry destination and reviews their product. This week, Community Correspondent and Traffic Anchor Kidd O’Shea visited Pitch’s in Milwaukee:

Friday night fish fry with my parents and my partner Kyle at Pitch’s Lounge and Restaurant on Humboldt might have just set a new standard for me in Milwaukee.

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We started with a drink at the bar, and before we even ordered, we overheard two different people recommending the pan-fried perch. That was all we needed to hear — decision made. Great call. The perch was perfectly cooked, lightly crisp on the outside, tender and flaky inside, and they give you a really nice portion of fish. At $20.95, it feels like a solid value for the quality and size.

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I went classic with my sides — hashbrowns and coleslaw — and added a cup of the clam chowder, which was rich and comforting without being overly heavy. A bread basket comes for the table (always appreciated), and you can even upgrade to a full sourdough loaf for an extra $5 if you want to go all in.

Kidd O’Shea enjoying his Friday fish fry at Pitch’s in Milwaukee.

Jimmy took great care of us at the bar, and Susan, one of the waitresses, mentioned she watches TMJ4 News Today every morning — which made it feel even more like home.

It was so good I forgot to take a picture until I was halfway through.

Great food, generous portions, warm service, and that unbeatable Milwaukee Friday fish fry vibe.

Pitch’s is located at 1801 N. Humboldt Ave., Milwaukee. Visit their website here.

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Stabbing near Milwaukee Mitchell Airport; 1 injured, 2 arrested

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18 hours ago

February 19, 2026

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Stabbing near Milwaukee Mitchell Airport; 1 injured, 2 arrested

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Milwaukee Police Department (MPD)

MILWAUKEE – One person was stabbed during an attempted robbery near Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport early Thursday morning, Feb. 19.

Incident details

What we know:

According to the Milwaukee Police Department, just after midnight, two suspects attempted to rob the victim near Howell and Hutsteiner. The victim, a 19-year-old, was stabbed with a knife during the struggle.

The victim was taken to a hospital for treatment of non-fatal injuries.

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The suspects, a 22-year-old man and a 27-year-old woman, were arrested.

Criminal charges will be referred to the Milwaukee County District Attorney’s Office.

The Source: The Milwaukee Police Department sent FOX6 the information.

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Parent identified of lost Milwaukee boy

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1 day ago

February 19, 2026

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Milwaukee police announced late Feb. 18 that a parent had reached out regarding a lost 4-year-old boy.

Police said a concerned citizen located the child during the evening hours of Feb. 18, in the area of West Fond du Lac Avenue and West Townsend Street in Milwaukee.

Police had asked the public for assistance in helping locate a parent or guardian of the child because they did not know where the boy lived.

This story was updated to add new information.

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