The Milwaukee Bucks knocked off the New York Knicks, 103-89, for their second victory in a week over the Manhattan-based club. The 30th victory of the season pushed the Bucks to seven games over .500. Having now won seven of their last eight games, the Bucks are just a half game back of the Cleveland Cavaliers for first place in the Central Division and the fourth seed in the Eastern Conference.
In the first game of the post-Rashad Vaughn era, the pre-game dancing got off to a sluggish start.
Sterling Brown didn't jump into the middle of the Bucks' post intros dance circle.