Today, the NBA regular season continues, and the Milwaukee Bucks are going to play against the Brooklyn Nets, which is a very focused game.
In last season's playoffs, the Bucks eliminated the Nets to advance. This season, the Bucks gradually waited until the injured recovered, the lineup was neat, showing a very good competitiveness. Although the Nets are also gradually aligned and Irving is allowed to play at home, his competitive status is sluggish and he is not trustworthy.
This time, the Bucks and Nets played fiercely, and the difference between the two teams has not been large. Although the Nets maintained a lead in the first half, they weren't entirely sure they could beat the Bucks. In the fourth quarter, the Nets saw the dawn of victory, and as a result, Bucks guard Holliday broke through to score consecutive points.
At the crucial moment, "Alphabet Brother" Jannis Antetokounmpo shot a three-point shot and actually hit it. In the whole game, Alphabet Brother only shot this one three-pointer, and he equalized the score and dragged the game into overtime.
In overtime, Durant and Matthews played against each other for a three-pointer, and it was Portis who hit the throw to score. In the final moments, Alphabet Brother stepped forward, broke through to cause opponents to foul, and hit two free throws to give the Bucks a one-point lead. Although the Nets had a chance to kill, Durant's three-pointer was deflected, so they eventually lost 119-120 in overtime.
The Bucks took the victory and continued to attack the top spot in the East, while the Nets still secured the 8th place in the East, but the record was already on par with the Charlotte Hornets.
The Bucks were originally thought to be difficult to defend this season, but with this crucial game win, they proved themselves to be very promising.