Eric Nehm

The Bucks had a plan to make the second-year Spurs phenom uncomfortable. Antetokounmpo and his teammates executed that plan to perfection.

In an ideal world, Middleton would have returned from the injury and ramped up to his spot in the starting lineup with no restrictions.

As the last few moments of their game with the Magic devolved into chaos, the Bucks leaned into their two superstars to close out a win.

"We've gotta get our stuff together, simple as that," Giannis Antetokounmpo said after another blowout loss in New York this season.

Antetokounmpo is manipulating the space in the key, Lopez is finding his way to the rim and Lillard isn't letting defenses get set.

New Orleans received 10 inches of snow Tuesday from a stunning blizzard that blanked much of the city.

After being snowbound in New Orleans for three days, the Bucks arrived a little more than two hours before game time and then routed Miami.

Late turnovers and poor perimeter defense were the culprits for Milwaukee on Saturday night at Intuit Dome.

Middleton went scoreless for the second time this season and looked out of sync. We re-watched his performance to see what went wrong.

Antetokounmpo is one of the greatest transition threats in NBA history, but his long passes have changed the Bucks' geometry on offense.