The final defensive possession of the first quarter for the Bucks summed up where Game 2 was going, and hinted that for the Magic the game was already gone.
Ross played well. He may have been the best player on the day for the Magic. But that moment — getting the ball in a compromising position and trying to find anywhere to go and dribbling it off his shin out of bounds with the clock winding down under pressure and then throwing the ball over his head toward the hoop and taking a look back to see it miss by 10 or 12 feet — was representative of what it was like trying to go at the Bucks.