Despite a late scare, the Milwaukee Bucks took care of the Orlando Magic with relative ease Wednesday night, but how did the players perform individually?
After a truly miserable outing against the Indiana Pacers earlier in the week, the Milwaukee Bucks got themselves back on the right track by taking care of business against the Orlando Magic Wednesday night.
Continuing to stick with the new-look starting lineup, it looked as if we had a defense-optional track meet in store early on with both the Bucks and the Magic trading buckets and not really looking to put up much resistance doing so.
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That swung the other way during the second quarter as both teams were bogged down offensively, with numerous shot clock violations and offensive fouls committed over a good stretch of time.
However, the Bucks were able to create some separation before heading into halftime, which they then were able to carry over into the third and built their biggest lead of the night (20) going into the final 12 minutes.
Although the Magic wouldn’t go down without a fight as they caused some uncomfortable moments for the Bucks, especially late, it was all too much for the Magic to overcome, leaving the Bucks to earn their 22nd win of the season.
With all that said, let’s take a deeper look at the individual performances for the Bucks, Jason Kidd and what the Magic had to offer Wednesday night.