The Milwaukee Bucks had a long trip from Boston to Miami for this back-to-back, and as expected given the circumstances, the Bucks were far from 100 percent on Saturday night.
However, to their credit, Milwaukee did fight despite Giannis Antetokounmpo having by far his worst game of the season, and the Bucks making just 9-of-43 three point attempts.
The only reason they were in the game was their stellar defense, which allowed the Bucks to come back from a double-digit deficit twice: once in the second quarter and once in the fourth quarter. However, NBA legend Dwyane Wade came up big in clutch, hitting two key jumpers (one from the elbow and one from the free throw line) to bury the Bucks.