Author: Robin M Adams

Robin M Adams is an author, journalist, and writer of significant sports-related articles. Robin is also the co-owner of Wisconsin Sports Heroics, a sports news website that covers Wisconsin sports. He covers all things Wisconsin sports, but mostly the Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Bucks, and Milwaukee Brewers.

Ricky Rubio of the Cleveland Cavaliers guards Giannis Antetokounmpo of the Milwaukee Bucks.

The Milwaukee Bucks (12-5) will play against the Cleveland Cavaliers (12-6) on Friday night in Milwaukee. The Bucks dominated the first matchup between the two teams this season, winning 113-98 on November 16. Since losing to Milwaukee, the Cavaliers have won four-straight games. Meanwhile, the Bucks have lost two of three games in that span. Of course, the player that most fans are excited to watch the most is Giannis Antetokounmpo, who has put up some very impressive numbers against the Cavaliers in his career. Here, I outline the five best games Giannis has played against Cleveland. Related: Bucks Injury Report…

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Packers' Aaron Jones fined $10,527 for taunting Cowboys' Byron Jones

At 4-7, the Green Bay Packers need to play nearly flawless football if they are to have any hope in reaching the Playoffs. The team certainly lacks no confidence, though. Quarterbacks Aaron Rodgers and Jordan Love have each gone on record stating that the Packers can go 6-0 in their remaining games. Confidence is one thing, actually doing it is another. Running back Aaron Jones knows that, and had some strong words to that effect on Thursday. Related: Jordan Love on the Packers Locker Room: “No One Has Flinched” Aaron Jones Says the Rest of the Season Is “Sudden Death” The Green Bay…

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The Milwaukee Bucks (12-5) are coming off of a rare loss to the Chicago Bulls on Wednesday night. Their 118-113 defeat at home to Chicago was just the second regular season loss to the Bulls in the Mike Budenholzer era. The Bucks will attempt to return to their winning ways on Friday night against the Cleveland Cavaliers (12-6). However, they may be short-handed as a couple players are battling non-COVID illnesses. Related: 3 Studs and Duds from the Bucks 118-113 Loss to the Chicago Bulls The Current Bucks Injury Report Prior to Cavaliers Matchup Eric Nehm of The Athletic tweeted out this…

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The Milwaukee Bucks will look to get back in the win column on Friday night against the Cleveland Cavaliers. Despite a 36-point and 11-rebound effort from Giannis Antetokounmpo on Wednesday, the Bucks fell to the Chicago Bulls 118-113. Milwaukee is now 3-5 since starting the season 9-0. If they are going to beat the Cavaliers (12-6), they will need other players to step up, especially with Khris Middleton and Joe Ingles still recovering. One player that Giannis believes has been a big part of the Bucks’ success is Jevon Carter. Giannis Praises Jevon Carter Following Loss to Bulls Jevon Carter,…

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Packers Playmakers

The Green Bay Packers have had a run of terrible luck this season. While many of their losses can be chalked up to poor play and even poorer play-calling, their run of injuries certainly has not helped. Rashan Gary is out for the season with a torn ACL. David Bakhtiari and Elgton Jenkins missed the beginning of the season recovering from their own ACL injuries. Christian Watson, Krys Barnes, Sammy Watkins, De’Vondre Campbell, Randall Cobb, and Romeo Doubs have all missed games with injuries. Even Aaron Rodgers has been playing over half the season with a broken thumb. On Thanksgiving,…

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The Green Bay Packers have been dealing with some major injuries all season long. One of the positions in which they have suffered numerous injuries has been linebacker. Krys Barnes has been held to just three games this season due to a myriad of injuries. He got hurt in the Packers Week One loss to the Vikings. Barnes was diagnosed with a high-ankle sprain and missed seven games. He did not return until Week Nine, when he suffered a concussion. After missing Week Ten, Barnes returned for the Packers loss to the Tennessee Titans. Unfortunately, he hurt his hand in…

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The Wisconsin Badgers nearly knocked off the third-ranked team in the country, Kansas, in the Battle 4 Atlantis semi-finals. Unfortunately, the Jayhawks won on a last-second layup in overtime to stave off the unranked Badgers. Wisconsin may not be unranked for long thanks in large part to freshman Connor Essegian. The 6′ 4″ guard came off the bench to score 17 points while shooting 6-12 from the floor (3-7 from three). He also added five rebounds and an assist. In the Badgers last game, a one-point win over Dayton, Essegian scored 13 points, again shooting 50% from the field (3-6…

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Bulls and Bucks

Going into Wednesday night, the Milwaukee Bucks were 14-1 against the Chicago Bulls under Mike Budenholzer. Now they are 14-2 after a disappointing loss to the Bulls that saw DeMar DeRozan score 36 points. The game was a close affair as the 118-113 final score indicates. However, there were plenty off opportunities that the Bucks let slip away on their way to their fifth loss in their last eight games. Three Studs Giannis Antetokounmpo The Greek Freak was his usual dominant self in the second half of the Bucks loss to the Bulls. However, going into halftime he had just…

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There are plenty of NFL players that have made themselves quite unpopular with Packers fans. Warren Sapp and Randy Moss, for example, each had phenomenal games against the Packers and taunted the team and the fans on many occasions. In today’s game, though, one player that many Packers fans detest seeing on the field is Ndamukong Suh. According to Suh, the feeling is mutual. The recently signed defensive tackle was speaking to Josh Tolentino of The Philly Inquirer when he said, “I dislike the Packers very much so.” Ndamukong Suh Has a Long, Dirty History with the Packers As mentioned, the…

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Rasul Douglas explains bizarre play

The Green Bay Packers, at 4-7, are in a situation in which they cannot afford to lose anymore games. They certainly have a tall task on Sunday night, when they will face the 9-1 Philadelphia Eagles. Ryan Wood of USA Today caught up with Packers defensive back Rasul Douglas after practice on Wednesday. Douglas played for the Eagles when they won the Super Bowl back in 2018. According to Douglas, the fact that it is “win or go home [after the regular season]” is not lost on the Packers. This is not to say that the team is not confident that…

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