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Down 14 at the half. The Bucks have played them fairly even after the terrible start. Despite being down 14, there are a lot of positives long-term for the Bucks.

Positives:

1. Beauchamp and Jackson have played Tatum very well. They are definitely playable against him in crunch time

2. Dame isn't going to shot 3 for 11 and Giannis 4 for 13 very often.

3. The Celtics are not going to shoot 12 for 23 from three in most halves. Horford, Pritchard, and Hauser are not going to shoot 6 for 8 from three very often.

4. Lopez has kept it from being completely embarrassing



Negatives (besides the score which is mostly because the Bucks didn't score in the first 3 minutes of the game)

1. Middleton is a complete liability on defense in isolation right now and he's 0 for 6 from the floor. He is not ready for this yet.

@Boris posted:

Austin Jackson is playing. (YAYYY!! ðŸĨģ) Bucks cut it to down by 14 at half but per usual they suck in Boston.

Making it close at end would be nice to see. Every time the Bucks play these guys they play like shit.

The scheduling doesn't help the Bucks. It's the night before Thanksgiving and the Bucks have to play a road game in Boston.

For Christmas this year, they end up in New York to play the Knicks (23rd), Knicks (25th), and Nets (27th) and then head to Cleveland for a game on the 29th. 8 days away from home during the week of Christmas after playing on the road right before Thanksgiving.

Down 15 going to the 4th. Bucks have played them fairly even after the first quarter. Giannis has missed 3 threes, is 6 for 18 from the floor, thrown up two air balls on shots from distance, and clearly has lost his composure a couple of times tonight. I think he's just juiced up to face Holiday, but just a bad performance tonight. It's one game. It happens. Better to get it out of the way now, hopefully.

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