31 points, 20 rebounds and 7 assists! Antetokounmpo sets a record, Kuzma’s injury update, Bucks are underestimated

The NBA regular season continues, with the Milwaukee Bucks going away to challenge the Toronto Raptors. The Bucks and Raptors both had a good start to the season. At the beginning of the game, the two sides were evenly matched. Antetokounmpo stepped forward to break the deadlock. The Bucks established an 8-point lead in the first quarter. In the second quarter, the Raptors launched a desperate counterattack and used a 16-4 offensive to overtake the score. At the critical moment, Antetokounmpo once again made shots and penalties to help the Bucks stabilize the situation. The Raptors only led by 2 points at halftime. The two sides fought again, and the two sides launched an offensive battle. The Raptors flourished more, and the Bucks were domineering in the penalty area, and the score was tight. This situation lasted until the final battle. The Bucks scored consecutive three-pointers to seal the victory. The Raptors were all over. In the end, the Bucks narrowly defeated the Raptors 122-116.

The Raptors have the most luxurious forward group in the league. Ingram, Barnes, Barrett and others are all long-armed monsters, but they still can't hold Antetokounmpo and Portis in the paint, and the battle inside is at a disadvantage. Throughout the game, the Bucks outrebounded the Raptors 51-41, outrebounded the Raptors 14-10 in the offensive court, and outscored the Raptors 17-10 in second-chance offensive rebounds. The Raptors relied on speed and passion to deal with the Bucks. They suppressed the Bucks 18-9 with fast break scores. The team scored 11 three-pointers with a 40.7% shooting rate. This was the key to their tight score. But when it came to the decisive moment, the Raptors' three-pointers failed. Trent, Anthony, Portis, and Antetokounmpo were able to win the game with help from beyond the three-point line.

The Bucks captured the away game without any danger, and Antetokounmpo showed his unparalleled ability to cover up losses. After the game, Antetokounmpo played 37 minutes, making 11 of 14 shots (2 of 2 three-pointers), 7 of 12 free throws, and scored 31 points, 20 rebounds, and 7 assists. The plus-minus value on the field was as high as +18, the best in the game! Facing the Raptors' luxurious forward group, Antetokounmpo knows that there are tigers in the mountains, so he prefers the tigers in the mountains. He can eat all over the world with one move. The evolved Greek monster is simply like a Buddha blocking the Buddha and killing the God. Not only that, Antetokounmpo's reading of the game has also become stronger after containing the defense. He can accurately guide and activate the team, and he is becoming more and more forward-controlled. According to statistics, Antetokounmpo is the first player in NBA history to score at least 30+10+5 with a shooting rate of over 60% in two consecutive games in the opening season, which is unprecedented.

It is gratifying that the Bucks have won two consecutive games, but they have been troubled by injuries. Kuzma retired early from injury. Kuzma was put on the bench by Lao Li in the new season. When talking about his new role, he said bluntly: I will go all out to do what the team asks me to do, break through with the ball, defend, rebound, etc. In this campaign, Kuzma played 17 minutes as a substitute, made 4 of 5 shots, scored 8 points + 3 rebounds + 1 steal + 1 block, and completed his job well. However, Kuzma sprained his foot while chasing Quickley and exited the game early. According to official news from the Bucks, Kuzma suffered a sprained left ankle. It is worth mentioning that Porter also sprained his left ankle in the opening game. In the first two games of the season, one injury in each game, who can bear this?

Antetokounmpo has an unparalleled ability to cover the bottom line, and the team's lower limit is guaranteed. However, it has to be admitted that this Bucks team is underestimated. What is really scary about them is not only Antetokounmpo, but also a large number of high-powered puzzle pieces with basic salaries. In this game, Trent, who earns an annual salary of US$3.7 million, scored 20 points and 4 assists, and Anthony, who earns an annual salary of US$2.67 million, scored 23 points, 4 rebounds, and 7 assists. They were like the right-hand men of the Greek monsters, shooting left and right at the decisive moment to help the Bucks take off. It was so delicious. All in all, with Antetokounmpo here and a group of hard-working Saburos, this Bucks will have a chance to go sideways in the East. Fans and friends, what do you think of this? Come and leave me a comment to discuss.

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