The Milwaukee Bucks certainly showcased their resiliency in last night’s Game 3 against the Brooklyn Nets at Fiserv Forum.
Despite the many issues that plagued the Bucks, including an ice-cold shooting night, turnovers galore, and little help from anyone not named Giannis Antetokounmpo or Khris Middleton, they managed to pull out a victory. Taking down the Nets 86-83 in a low-scoring affair, this team is still hanging on to their playoff lives with a chance to keep this series competitive.
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If they can indeed turn things around and give the Nets a run for their money, the Bucks will need some better individual performances from several key players after Game 3 was more of a two-man game than anything from their perspective.
With that being said, here are individual grades for the Bucks’ second unit, starting five, and their opponent based on their performances in last night’s wire-to-wire finish in Milwaukee.