With a shocking and historical appearance, the Giannis Antetokounbos “Passed” the Shakers in Philadelphia (126-113) and helped them Milwaukee Bucks to find a “breath” from the playoffs of the East
Giannis Antetokounbos scored an unparalleled triple double in Milwaukee Bucks ‘double with 35 points, 17 rebounds, 20 assists and 2 steals in 35’. The “Greek Freak” had 10/11 shots, 11/18 two-pointers and 1/1 three-pointer and became the first player in the NBA history with 35-17-20 (30-15-20 was the closest performance of Nikola Jokic and Oscar Robertson).
With his 20 assists, Yiannis Antetokounbos set a career record in this statistics (he had never distributed more than 16 final passes). This was his 53rd Triple-Double in normal periods and 56th in his course in NBA!
Doc Rivers’ group had 51.6% on three -pointers (16/31) and seven double -digit scorers, with Brooke Lopez with 17 and Kyle Kouzma with 16 points following Antetokounbos.
Milwaukee Bucks raised their record to 42-34 and need another victory to “lock” their presence in the playoffs of the Eastern District.
At 23-54 the Shakers fell, with Nick Ners not having Taire Maxi, Kyle Lauri, Eric Gordon, Paul George, Jared McKein, Kelly Umbre, Joel Ebid and Andre Dramont. Rouki Turkish center center, Adem Bona, made a stunning look and a career record with 28 points from 13/15 two -pointers and 2/3 shots in 34 minutes.
The twelve minutes: 39-25, 59-61, 87-96, 113-126