In a game that didn’t feature Giannis, it’d take the Bucks a little longer than usual to gain their footing. Though they’d start out up 8-0 after six quick points from Eric Bledsoe, the offense would sputter to a 29 percent from the floor. At the end of one, Orlando would cling to a one-point advantage at 20-19.
The shooting wouldn’t improve in the second. Milwaukee would fall further behind and not emit much of any flavor on the offensive side of the ball. The dismal 3-points shooting continued with the Bucks putting forth a 17.6 percentage (3-of-17).