The Milwaukee Bucks made their return to the post-season last night in the United Center in Chicago, but it didn’t necessarily go to plan.
Facing off against their I-95 rivals, the Chicago Bulls, the Bucks got off to a flying start which highlighted lots of positives, but they never really managed to open a lead up when they were on top, and in the end they’d be made to pay for that.
It was a strange game in many ways, as the score didn’t reflect the shape of the game at all. Based of the various ebbs and flows throughout the 48 minutes of play, you could easily make a case for saying that the game should have finished much closer, or on the other hand that Milwaukee should have been put away far earlier.