Milwaukee Bucks Game 4 Preview: April 22 vs Boston Celtics
By Adam McGee
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Even though Jason Terry has personally guaranteed it won’t be the case, there is a chance that Sunday’s game could be the last ever Bucks game played at the BMO Harris Bradley Center.
Jason Terry also guaranteed that tomorrow will not be the last game at the @BMOHBC.
— Matt Velazquez (@Matt_Velazquez) April 21, 2018
Coming off the back of a great performance in Game 3, and with Game 4 holding the potential to swing the momentum of the series’ entirely, that possibility should only further fuel the likelihood that the sold-out arena will deliver a particularly raucous atmosphere.
The Bucks will need to feed off that energy and also build on their play from Game 3. If they could find repeat performances from the likes of Thon Maker or Jabari Parker, that certainly wouldn’t hurt either.
Considering how the series has played out so far, it seems safe to say the first quarter could prove to be the key on Sunday. Either way, expect a close competitive game that could go down to the wire.
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The Bucks take on the Celtics at 12pm CT from the BMO Harris Bradley Center in Sunday’s Game 4, and the game will be televised nationally on ABC.