Milwaukee Bucks Weekly

The Bucks fall 112-100 to a shorthanded Timberwolves squad in Minneapolis, dropping to 1-6 on the season. Tyler Herro scored 21, rookie Brayden Burries got his first start, and Milwaukee showed it can hang with anyone for a half but still cannot put together a full forty-eight minutes in this post-Giannis rebuild.

Mike Michaelson breaks down the Bucks' embarrassing 136-111 home loss to Cleveland, where a 48-point second quarter exposed every identity question this post-Giannis roster still has to answer. What worked, what didn't, and whether this team can find a rhythm before the season slips away.

The Bucks get walked off their own floor by a 5-0 Rockets team missing three starters. Mike breaks down a brutal first half, Fred VanVleet's third-quarter explosion, and what this means for Milwaukee's rebuilding season at 1-4.

Tyler Herro's 23-point, 10-rebound, 7-assist masterpiece leads Milwaukee to its first victory of the season, snapping a three-game losing streak and avoiding a historic 0-4 start. We break down how the Bucks completely flipped the script in the second half against a depleted Pacers squad.

Mike Michaelson breaks down the Bucks' frustrating 127-116 loss to a LeBron-less Sixers squad, exploring how dominating the glass wasn't enough when Philadelphia's perimeter shooting proved too much to overcome.

Mike Michaelson breaks down how the Bucks held a 15-point lead, dominated the three-point line, and still walked off Fiserv Forum floor with a loss. The fourth quarter collapse and the charity stripe are the story.

Mike Michaelson breaks down the Bucks' 128-116 loss to the Wizards in the first game without Giannis Antetokounmpo in 13 years. A promising first half, a fourth quarter collapse, and what it all means for Taylor Jenkins' new era in Milwaukee.

A breakdown of Milwaukee's 128-127 overtime thriller in Indiana, the final preseason game that revealed a new identity for the Bucks.