The Milwaukee Bucks will take on a familiar Western Conference opponent as they host the Los Angeles Clippers on Sunday afternoon. This is the sixth straight game for Milwaukee against a team from that conference, and they have lost four of five, including a blowout 129-96 loss to the Clippers on Monday.
The Milwaukee Bucks were outmatched by the San Antonio Spurs on Saturday, falling 127-95. The loss marked their 44th of the season and further confirmed that Milwaukee is unlikely to be part of this year’s playoff field.
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Missing Giannis Antetokounmpo and most other major contributors, the Milwaukee Bucks got what was expected against a superior team with its full roster available, losing to the San Antonio Spurs 127-95.
Saturday's loss to Wemby and the Spurs officially sealed the Bucks' fate — they'll be missing the playoffs for the first time in a decade. It was a strange season for Milwaukee, who had to deal with Giannis Antetokounmpo trade rumors, injuries and numerous headlines that didn't lend themselves to winning.
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Saturday’s loss to San Antonio mathematically eliminated the Bucks from playoff contention, capping an extremely disappointing season and setting up a resumption of the Giannis Antetokounmpo trade sweepstakes, which could be the biggest story of the summer.
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The Milwaukee Bucks lost 127-95 to the San Antonio Spurs to drop their ninth of the last 11 games, eliminating them from playoff contention. The Bucks were missing all three Antetokounmbros, Bobby Portis, Kevin Porter, Jr., and Kyle Kuzma.
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The Milwaukee Bucks had no answers for the San Antonio Spurs on Saturday, losing the contest 127-95. It was the 44th loss of the season, and it appears the club will not be participating in this year’s playoffs.
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