The Milwaukee Bucks bounced back and returned to winning ways with a 19-point victory over the Indiana Pacers Wednesday night.
The Milwaukee Bucks took their season series with the Indiana Pacers by crafting a 119-100 victory at Fiserv Forum Wednesday night.
The Bucks returned to the win column after suffering a loss to the Miami Heat Monday night. However, it was far from a smooth victory for the Bucks, in spite of the fact they led from wire-to-wire.
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Milwaukee fought through plenty of uncharacteristic errors and went through the motions before using the fourth quarter to put an exclamation point on their win.
Indiana, meanwhile, put together quite the response to give the Bucks a run for their money throughout the first half, especially after being down 33-11 at the 2:21 mark in the first quarter.
The Pacers’ resiliency, which has been a defining feature under head coach Nate McMillan, eventually fizzled out over the course of the second half. And now they’ll have to wait and see on the injury diagnosis of guard and former Bucks player, Malcolm Brogdon, who left the game midway through the second quarter with what was deemed a sore right hip.
So without further ado, let’s dig into the Bucks’ individual performances from their win over the Indiana Pacers from Wednesday night.