Milwaukee Bucks Grades, Reactions From 114-90 Loss To Orlando Magic
By Ti Windisch
Nov 27, 2015; Orlando, FL, USA; Orlando Magic point guard Shabazz Napier (13) shoots the ball against Milwaukee Bucks forward Jabari Parker (12) at Amway Center. Mandatory Credit: Jeff Griffith-USA TODAY Sports
There was nothing magical about the Milwaukee Bucks big loss on Friday night.
This one was rough. The Orlando Magic are a good but not great young team who the Milwaukee Bucks should have at least given a run for their money. Right?
It seems inconceivable with some of the talent on this team, but the truth of the matter might be that the Bucks just aren’t that good this season. Milwaukee has had a largely easy schedule and is currently 6-10, bad enough for 13th in the Eastern Conference.
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That’s bad, mmkay? South Park references aside, the Bucks really need to shape up. It’s true injuries have been annoying for the Young Bucks and that they were without head coach Jason Kidd for a game.
But every team struggles with injuries, and if Kidd hadn’t played much better defense than anyone else in Milwaukee he would’ve been able to watch this loss in person.
The condensed version of the grades and reactions from this game is that everything was bad. If you want to put yourself through a gloomy experience, read on.
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