(Photo : Stacy Revere/Getty Images) MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN – Damian Lillard (#0) of the Milwaukee Bucks drives between DeMar DeRozan (#11) and Zach LaVine (#8) of the Chicago Bulls through the second half of a recreation at Fiserv Forum on November 13, 2023 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
The Milwaukee Bucks lastly snapped their two-game dropping streak, defeating the Chicago Bulls, 118-109, on Monday, November 13, on the Fiserv Forum.
It was a much-needed win for the Bucks, coming off back-to-back losses to the Indiana Pacers (124-126) and the Orlando Magic (97-112).
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The recreation additionally noticed the return of Damian Lillard to the lineup. Returning from a calf damage, the 33-year-old All-Star guard performed 32 minutes and completed the sport with 12 factors, 5 assists, and three rebounds.
Giannis Antetokounmpo led the Bucks with a double-double efficiency of 25 factors and 11 boards. Bobby Portis additionally chipped in a double-double efficiency, ending with 19 factors and 10 rebounds, ESPN reported.
Here are some takeaways from the Bucks win over the Bulls:
1. Bucks get a raise from Lillard.
The return of Lillard gave the Bucks a raise. He was a game-time choice for head coach Adrian Griffin, and his presence was an enormous reduction for the struggling Bucks, Eric Nehm of The Athletic reported.
Although it was initially advised that Lillard’s minutes can be monitored, he was good to go. He gave the Bucks one other offensive choice to earn this much-needed win for Milwaukee.
2. Bucks managed the boards.
With Antetokounmpo and Portis manning the boards, the sting unsurprisingly favored the Bucks. Milwaukee outrebounded the Bulls 53-47 in whole.
Most of that got here from the defensive finish, with the Bucks holding the sting in defensive rebounds, 40-29.
A evident stat for the Bucks is their 15 turnovers in comparison with the Bulls, who had solely six. Aside from the rebounding edge, the Bucks made up for these errors by taking extra photographs and taking pictures higher from the sphere at 47.2% in comparison with the Bulls’ 38%.
3. Middleton makes Bucks’ historical past.
Khris Middleton, who ended with 13 factors and 6 rebounds, additionally made historical past in that win over the Bulls after he grew to become the fifth-leading scorer in franchise historical past, Reuters reported.
Middleton upped his level manufacturing to 11,559, overtaking Redd, who had 11,554 factors throughout his title. The 32-year-old wants simply 36 extra factors to overhaul one other Bucks nice in Sidney Moncrief, who owns some extent whole of 11,594.
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