Win games against bad opponents and split games against good opponents. Both are adages to live by, but the Milwaukee Bucks didn’t exactly follow them this season. Rather, their performances ranged from bad (against bad opposition) to ugly (against good opposition). Instead, their performances were good against mediocre opposition: teams that were neither good nor bad.
Going off the deep end from our own Riley Feldmann’s tiered analysis of the Bucks’ offensive woes, I dug through Cleaning The Glass to try to grapple with the good, the bad, and the ugly of Milwaukee’s performances against mediocre, bad, and good opponents (respectively).