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Without the stars on both sides: Milwaukee defeated Atlanta 112: 123 and went up 2: 3 in the Eastern Conference Finals
Injured Yannis Antocompo and Trey Young were absent, Brock Lopez's playoff record with 33 points and the exaltation of the rest of the assisting team arranged for the Bucks the important win.
Bogdan Bogdanovich's 28 did not save the Hawks, who between Saturday and Sunday will try to force a seventh and decisive game
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Friday, 02 July 2021, 07:05
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In light of the stars ’many injuries, the 2021 playoffs often put each team’s sub-players to the test.
Tonight (Thursday through Friday) members of the Milwaukee and Atlanta assistant team received a real challenge, with the stars on both sides - Yannis Antocompo and Trey Young - absent due to injuries.
At least this time, the Bucks were the ones to answer the task, as four players with 20 points or more swept them to a 112: 123 victory that set up a 2: 3 win for them in the Eastern Conference Finals, leaving them a lone win from qualifying for the NBA Finals for the first time since 1974.
Milwaukee showed character from the first moment, attacking the Hawks in the first minutes.
Sponsored by great minutes from Brock Lopez and Chris Middleton, the Bucks' advantage stood at 20 points already during the first quarter.
Bogdan Bogdanovich took responsibility in Atlanta and offset the difference to almost single-digit with his own hands, but then Jero Holiday and Bobby Fortis (who started in the top five instead of Yannis, and continued to impress) pressed the pedal, making sure the Bucks' victory was unquestionable All the way and did not drop the advantage even for a single moment.
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Celebrated from the bench.
Yannis (Photo: Reuters)
No answers were found for his absence.
Trey Young (Photo: AP, Aaron Gash)
The Bucks received only 12 points from the bench, but enjoyed a fine offensive play by the top five: Brock Lopez was above them all with a personal playoff record of 33 points - 26 of them in the point zone - at 75 percent from the field, Chris Middleton showed diverse abilities with 26, 13 Rebounds and 8 assists, Jero Holliday once again did a bit of everything and reached 25 points, 13 assists and 6 rebounds, and Bobby Fortis continued the successful series with 22 and 8 rebounds.
Atlanta, on the other hand, was led by Bogdan Bogdanovich with 28, 5 rebounds and 4 assists, John Collins and Danilo Glinari assisted with 19 each and even Williams finished with 17 (and 6 turnovers), but the Hawks failed to really threaten the win. , Despite a shooting day is better off the arc (15 threes at 40 percent versus 9 at 31 percent of the Bucks).
Celebrated in color.
Brooke Lopez (Photo: AP, Aaron Gash)
The X Factor.
Bobby Fortis (Photo: Reuters)
On the night between Saturday and Sunday the two teams will return to Atlanta, and the Hawks will be hoping to get Trey Young back in an attempt to force a seventh and decisive game of the kind they have already managed in the current playoffs.
The Bucks, on the other hand, know that Yannis' chances of recovery are lower, but are encouraged by the ability of the sub-players and are already imagining the final series against Chris Paul and Phoenix.
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