Milwaukee Bucks: Takeaways From Loss To Miami Heat

When Snell Freezes Over

In a game with few bright spots, Tony Snell definitely did his part to keep the game competitive for the Bucks for at least the first half.

Snell opened the game off hot, hitting his first two three-point attempts in succession. Snell added in two more three-pointers in the middle of the second quarter, coming at around the first time the Bucks offense was slowly falling apart for the night.

Although he managed to add another bucket in the second half, Snell’s offense dried up in the vein of how the team’s offense did in general. Playing 32 minutes, Snell finished with 14 points on 5-of-10 shooting (4-of-9 from beyond the arc), six rebounds and a +/- of -13.

If there are more nights like last night where Snell is the co-leading scorer, it feels safe to say that it doesn’t exactly promise success for the Bucks in the future.

That’s through no fault of his own and it was still prominent to see Snell doing his best to keep the game in the Bucks’ favor at a time where they were without reliable contributors.