Surely Giannis Antetokounmpo was not pleased at all to see that his team, the Milwaukee Bucks, they lost to his second leading scorer. Khris Middleton will not play again for at least two weeks due to a sprained knee, putting the options of the current champion of the competition on alert. The forward is the one that makes life easier for the Greek opening the court and now they will have to do only with the arsenal of some Chicago Bulls that have DeRozan, Vucevic or Lavine as offensive locomotives.
The Bucks trade at [1.74] in a meeting where they must try to recompose the roles demanding greater [1.74]implicationThe Wisconsin team, however, knows that their rival’s handicap lies in a total absence of defense for some Play-Offs. We will see if the locals manage to close their zone for Giannis due to the loss of their most important shooter. It smells like a long series at the United Center.
Another series that points to the seventh game will be the one that is measuring the Phoenix Suns with the New Orleans Pelicans, who are some cheeky. With McCollum and Ingram carburizing as one of the best perimeters in the competition, the Louisiana team comes with the positive inertia of having won the Clippers in the Play-In. Now the Suns look hurt after Devin Booker’s Game 2 injury. The Suns’ leading scorer misses the next two games on the short end and so the [1.78] shows us the doubts that exist in their options.
The third game this Friday will take the Miami Heat to visit the court of the Atlanta Hawks. Those from Florida come with a comfortable 2-0 from home games, but they know that Trae Young and company will come out with the knife between their teeth in their fief. We see it very possible that the first of the East will fall against a rival that tore the Cleveland Cavaliers to shreds in the Play-In. to installment [2.00] It pays that Trae Young can make Jimmy Butler pay for his stings and hesitations in South Beach.