Without Giannis, the Bucks were unable to get the job in this one, pushing their losing skid to two games. They’d fall to the Toronto Raptors, 117-111.
Milwaukee fell behind early in this one, seeing themselves in a double-digit deficit midway through the first quarter. After an initial cold start from deep, the Bucks started to warm up on from beyond the perimeter. In fact, they’d embark on a 15-0 run that put them in full control of things to close out the quarter. Going into the second, Milwaukee held onto a 41-35 lead.
Both teams would continue hot shooting from beyond the perimeter.