Jerryd Bayless and John Henson took their turns in the spotlight with huge games against Brooklyn and New York, respectively. But the Bucks' model of consistency was forward Giannis Antetokounmpo. He averaged 19.5 points and 7.3 rebounds in four games, showing he is maturing in the start to his third pro season. Antetokounmpo also played lockdown defense against Knicks star Carmelo Anthony on Friday, helping limit him to 6-of-16 shooting in the Bucks' 99-92 victory.
BUCKS LOOK AHEAD
Milwaukee opens the week with a Tuesday night home game against Boston and has a strange back-to-back set with a Wednesday night game against the Nuggets in Denver.