Milwaukee Bucks: Grades from 120-112 win over New York Knicks

B+. It was more of a subdued performance from Eric Bledsoe on Friday. While hardly bad, or ineffective, Bledsoe just wasn’t as much of a focal point of the team’s scoring, or shooting in the game. Bledsoe finished with only seven points on 3-of-6 shooting, but the positive takeaways are that he passed the ball fairly well. He amassed eight assists, and was creating havoc on the defensive end, finishing with four steals. Bledsoe could be graded somewhere in the “A” range, if he knocked an extra one of his three-point attempts down, or didn’t have five of the team’s 14 total turnovers.. Guard. Milwaukee Bucks. ERIC BLEDSOE

C+. <a rel=. Guard. Milwaukee Bucks. TONY SNELL

A. When you think of the type of game you want to see from Khris Middleton, this might be a good example to point to. Middleton poured it in from the field, finishing with a game high 30 points. He converted 2-of-4 from three, and finished on a very efficient 68.8 percent from the field, while also making all six of his free throw attempts. Middleton bucked (no pun intended) a trend of frustrating turnovers over the past few games, only forcing one in this contest.. Forward. Milwaukee Bucks. KHRIS MIDDLETON

GIANNIS ANTETOKOUNMPO. A-. Giannis Antetokounmpo is slowly getting back to form. Giannis managed to fill out the stat sheet on this occasion. Providing 28 points, with most of them being earned at the foul line, converting 14-of-18 attempts from the stripe. Giannis used his strength and skill to simply overpower the undermanned Knicks in the early goings of the fourth quarter, which ultimately sealed their fate.. Forward. Milwaukee Bucks

<a rel=. Center. Milwaukee Bucks. JOHN HENSON. B-