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    Milwaukee Bucks: Post-Season History vs Chicago Bulls

    McQuade ArnoldBy McQuade ArnoldApril 12, 2022No Comments2 Mins Read
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    The Milwaukee Bucks and Chicago Bulls have played four times in the post season.  The post-season series is tied 2-2.  In total games the Milwaukee Bucks lead 10-8.  Here is a complete breakdown of each series:

    1974 Western Conference Finals (yes the Bucks used to be in the Western Conference):

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    In 1974 Milwaukee won the Western Conference, but eventually lost the in the NBA Finals to the Boston Celtics.  In the Western Conference Finals they swept the Chicago Bulls in a series that Kareem Abdul-Jabbar absolutely dominated.

    • Game 1: Bucks: 101 – Bulls: 85
    • Game 2: Bucks: 113 – Bulls: 111
    • Game 3: Bucks: 113 – Bulls: 90
    • Game 4: Bucks: 115 – Bulls: 99

    1985 Eastern Conference First Round:

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    The 1985 series would feature the Bucks first loss to the Bulls in the post-season.  However it was just one loss and the Bucks would remain undefeated in post-season series vs the Bulls.  The final of the series was 3-1.

    • Game 1: Bucks: 109 – Bulls 100
    • Game 2: Bucks 122 – Bulls 115
    • Game 3: Bucks 107 – Bulls: 109
    • Game 4: Bucks: 105 – Bulls: 97

    1990 Eastern Conference First Round:

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    In 1990 the Bucks suffered their first post-season series loss to the Michael Jordan led Chicago Bulls.  The Bulls had their way with a 3-1 series win:

    • Game 1: Bucks: 97 – Bulls: 111
    • Game 2: Bucks: 102 – Bulls: 109
    • Game 3: Bucks: 119 – Bulls 112
    • Game 4: Bucks: 86 – Bulls 110

    2015 Eastern Conference First Round:

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    In 2015 the Milwaukee Bucks made the playoffs in Giannis’ second year in the league.  While Milwaukee was significantly outmatched at the time, they forced a game 6 with the heavily favorited Chicago Bulls:

    • Game 1: Bucks: 91 – Bulls: 103
    • Game 2: Bucks: 82 – Bulls: 91
    • Game 3: Bucks: 106 – Bulls: 113 (2 OT)
    • Game 4: Bucks: 92 – Bulls: 90
    • Game 5: Bucks: 94 – Bulls 88
    • Game 6: Bucks 66 – Bulls: 120

    Milwaukee looks to take a post-season series lead and extend their 10-8 game record vs the Bulls in this years’ post-season.  How we personally think the Bucks will do vs the Bulls:

    "The Milwaukee Bucks are going to kill the Chicago Bulls."
    – Charles Barkley on TNT

    — Daniel Greenberg (@ChiSportUpdates) April 11, 2022

     

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