There was something Titanic-esque about the Milwaukee Bucks’s 118-105 win over the Chicago Bulls tonight: Much like that infamous ship, the Bucks tried to salvage a sinking season by ineffectually moving the starters’ deck chairs around. However, the bench crew was able to pick up the slack and keep the boat afloat for at least one more evening. A new set of starters sans Giannis Antetokounmpo proved as susceptible to slow starts, letting the Bulls jump ahead early to a 34-24 lead after one. On the back of faltering play from Chicago and a string of ball-movement-heavy offense from Milwaukee, things would equalize by halftime at 61-61.
Rapid Recap: Bucks 118, Bulls 105
