The NBA season is entering the final months of the regular season and the Milwaukee Bucks currently sit in second place in the Eastern Conference with a 41-22 record.
Coming up, the Bucks have a tough set of games, and the results and performances will be an integral part of the seed they hold heading into the playoffs, but will also help Doc Rivers decide which lineups and rotations will give them the better chance of achieving a deep score. run.
Since the All-Star Break, the Bucks won six straight before losing to the Golden State Warriors in a tie. defeat 125-90. They embark on a tough trip to the West Coast where they face the Lakers, Clippers and Kings before returning to Milwaukee to face the Sixers and Suns. March ends with games against the Celtics, Nets, Thunder, Lakers, Pelicans and Hawks.
This challenge, especially over the next couple of weeks, will really show where the Bucks are as a team and help refine their lineups. It is essential for players to step up their efforts these weeks as the Cleveland Cavaliers are only a half-game behind the top three seeds and this battle is important as the top two seeds will only have ‘to face the Celtics in the Eastern Conference championship game if they want. get there.
It’s been a rocky season for the Bucks, but it feels like things are starting to stabilize; the defense has improved, Giannis Antetokounmpo continues to turn in MVP-level performances and the wins are more and more convincing.
With that out of the way, let’s take a look at the three Milwaukee Bucks with the most to gain down the stretch.
