Milwaukee Bucks: 3 takeaways from 124-87 win over Orlando Magic
Khris Middleton rises in Milwaukee Bucks’ record books in win over Orlando Magic
Last but not least, Khris Middleton bounced back his prolific struggles when he was last in action for the Bucks’ loss to the Dallas Mavericks.
That was apparent not long after the opening tip as Middleton was getting to his patented spots and hitting shots off the dribble, which was far from the case against Dallas. Along with that, Middleton was looking very smooth when operating with the ball in his hands and dishing out precise passes to his teammates.
It was in the second half where Middleton drained the 1,000 3-pointer of his Bucks career and surpassed Terry Cummings for 11th place on the Bucks’ all-time scoring list. Just as we’ve seen from Antetokounmpo over the course of the season, Middleton’s name will keep on rising in the team’s record books in various categories as his Bucks career continues.
Middleton finished with a team-leading 21 points on 8-for-13 shooting (2-for-4 from deep), eight rebounds, five assists, two turnovers, a steal and a block each in 28-and-a-half minutes of action.
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The Bucks will have a couple of days off before returning back to action by taking on the Minnesota Timberwolves Wednesday night. You’ll be able to catch the game on Bally Sports Wisconsin when it tips off at 7 P.M. CST.