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### Game Recap: Bucks counterattack, historic zero free throws
On the NBA court, every game has its own unique features, but today's game is undoubtedly a spectacle in 78-year history. After a period of slump, the Bucks unexpectedly defeated the Celtics, who have the best record in the league. In this game, the Bucks won by a score of 104-91, and it is worth noting that the victory was achieved with the team's core brother out of the court due to injury.
### Tactical tweaks: Beverley's magical performance
Bucks coach Doc Doc Beasley Coach Doc Doc This change has had a significant effect in the competition. Beverley played 8-of-13 from the field and 4-of-8 from three-point range to contribute 20 points, 10 rebounds and three assists while shooting 61 percent from the field and 50 percent from three-point range. Not only did he become the Bucks' all-team top scorer, but his stellar performance was a key factor in the team's victory.
### Impact: A new chapter in the NBA
The significance of this game is not just about the Bucks' victory, but also because it marks a new chapter in the NBA. The two teams combined for just two free throws, which is unique in NBA history. This phenomenon may lead to in-depth discussions about the rules of the game, the referee's penalty criteria, and the style of play of the players. It may prompt leagues and teams to rethink the role of free throws in the game and how to balance the spectacle and fairness of the game.
### Looking Ahead: A New Hope for the Bucks
Although the injury cast a shadow over the Bucks' playoff journey, the win in this game undoubtedly gave the team new hope. Beverley's excellent performance and coach Doc Rivers' tactical adjustments have given fans a glimpse of more possibilities for the Bucks in the upcoming games. This historic game may be a turning point for the Bucks in the playoffs, so let's wait and see if the Bucks can pull off more miracles in the next games.