The Milwaukee Bucks collected their 12th straight victory Monday night by absolutely demolishing the lowly New York Knicks to continue their wonderful run this 2019-20 season.
Make it 12 straight victories for the Milwaukee Bucks as they proceeded to obliterate the New York Knicks in a 132-88 win at Fiserv Forum Monday night.
The Bucks’ winning streak keeps on climbing to dizzying heights as we can faintly see the franchise record of 20 straight wins hanging over the horizon, though a looming matchup with a Western Conference title contender later this week will be the biggest hurdle the Bucks will face over this stretch.
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Not only that, but the Bucks’ victories are now reaching the level of routs we saw at times throughout their 2018-19 run and Monday night marked the first time the Bucks have collected 40-plus point wins in franchise history.
The Knicks, meanwhile, continued to sink further in an absolutely miserable 2019-20 campaign that ranks as the sixth-worst loss in the team’s history, according to Mike Vorkunov of The Athletic.
Bucks 132, Knicks 88
— Mike Vorkunov (@MikeVorkunov) December 3, 2019
The 6th-worst loss in 74 years of Knicks history.
Knicks now 4-17; tied for NBA's worst record, and have the 3rd-worst point differential.
Giannis Antetokounmpo with 29 and 15.
NY shot 30% from the field — 2nd-lowest in NBA this year.https://t.co/bIINEcFhTR pic.twitter.com/rjRVkTFFGo
So without further ado, let’s explore each and every individual Bucks performance from their rout over the New York Knicks Monday night.