Cavs looked much more prolific from three in this one: 10-32 to the Bucks’ 7-22. It was a marked improvement to Wednesday’s 10 free throw night, but while the Cavs improved in offensive diversity, they regressed in rebounding: losing that battle 54-36. Between that and trying to stop Giannis (33/12/4) and his ability to take three steps on every dribble, it was tough for the Cavs to keep pace in a fourth quarter that saw them outscored by 15. In that frame, the Bucks turned off the cruise control and hit the gas enough to keep Cleveland at bay.
Podcap: Milwaukee 123, Cleveland 105 (or, Threebounding)
