The Milwaukee Bucks trailed the Bucks 29-27 after the first quarter. Bucks point guard Damian Lillard tallied eight points on 3/5 FG.
The Bucks led 57-53 at halftime. The Bucks’ Damian Lillard gets the bucket and the foul on Al Horford with just seconds before the end of the 1st half. Lillard had 20 points.
Damian Lillard connects on the reverse layup on Neemias Queta
The Milwaukee Bucks led 82-78 after three quarters. This is setting up to be a great finish here. Bucks power forward Giannis Antetokounmpo was a force, attacking the rim repeatedly, with 25 points and eight rebounds, while Damian Lillard leads all scorers with 26.
Damian Lillard got past Jaylen Brown for the right-hand slam late in the 4th quarter. This was his sixth consecutive game of scoring 25 or more points.
Damian Lillard’s performance last night against Boston
Boston defeats the Bucks 111-105 and sweep the season series 3-0. The difference for the Celtics down the stretch was Celtics center Al Horford and point guard Jrue Holiday. Giannis had 30 points and Damian Lillard had 31. It just was not enough tonight.
The Bucks next game is tomorrow against the Brooklyn Nets. Milwaukee is now on a two-game losing streak.
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