Bucks Wikipedia Gets Hit With Helpful Drake Edit After Embarrassing Game 5

The Raptors took a commanding 3-2 lead in the Eastern Conference Finals after Thursday's win against the Milwaukee Bucks. Three consecutive L's often leads to a change in ownership; after all, heads gotta roll.

But who got the promotion? Was it Kawhi Leonard? Perhaps Pascal Siakam?

Nope: Drake, the non-player, non-coach, and non-member-of-the-payroll, is now the Milwaukee Bucks' owner, per Wikipedia.

Honestly? This isn't too far from reality. Drake does seem to think he has the power of an owner, frequently stepping on the floor during games as if he owns the territory. Mike Budenholzer called out the rap sensation for this, as Drake's antics have somehow flustered a Bucks team that should be more confident than this.

Imagine trying to coach in the biggest game of your professional career and some fan is running around the court making fun of your players for each mistake? Yeah. That's owner behavior.

Nevertheless, Drake and the Raptors have become the "owners" of this Milwaukee team as the series has progressed, just one game away from sending Giannis and the rest of his teammates packing.

Drizzy's ability to get under the opposing team's skin seems to be working, as the Bucks have been out of their element over the past few games, watching a 2-0 lead fade into thin air, along with their hopes of playing in the NBA Finals.