Bulls Vs. Bucks Score, Takeaways: Grayson Allen Embraces The Boos As Milwaukee Opens Up 31 Series Lead
CHICAGO. The Milwaukee Bucks made the playoffs after beating the Chicago Bulls 119-95 in their fourth game on Sunday. Possibility of closing at home on Wednesdays.
The Bulls started Game 4 stronger than the last, cheering on the energetic fans at the United Center. However, Milwaukee never gave up the lead from start to finish, catching a break once by a double-digit lead. In that win, Janis Antetokounpo led the Bucks with 32 points while backup goalie Grayson Allen came off the bench with 27 points for the second straight game.
On floor, the Bulls got 24 points from Zach Lavigne, plus 23 points from Demar DeRozan, 20 and 20 from Patrick Williams. But that wasn't enough as the Bucks got the job done fairly easily and won again.
Here are three routes from Game 4 between the Bucs and Bulls.
1. Grace Allen encoreAfter losing 22 points in Game 3, Allen simultaneously fired the Bulls for 27 points. With All-Star Forward Chris Middleton eliminated in Game 2, who knew Allen would be even stronger in his absence? The craziest thing is that all the damage was done to Baksy's bank.
After the Game 3 win, Milwaukee head coach Mike Budenholzer praised Allen's underestimated ability to hit the net and reach the goal line, and when most of Allen's shots went wide, he put the pressure back on. The cops pointed to Janice, who really pushed her limits when she wanted to.
Along with Allen's offense, his defense was also a big win for the Bucks. He had three hits in the first half trying to block Chicago's shot. He kept a clean sheet in the first quarter against Bulls goalie Cobe White, who took a comfortable position at the other end. Then, in the second quarter, he helped DeRozan put up a great defense and made him cough.
Allen, who moved Bulls fans every time he touched the ball for a foul on Chicago goalie Alex Caruso earlier in the season, thrived on the hostility Chicago fans generated over the past two games. . A player no stranger to opposing fans since his Duke days, Allen seems to have thrived on animosity. Even his classmates boo him when he does something nice.
"They were fun, I didn't even tell them to do it, they just started doing it themselves," Allen said after Game 4. He could do it before the end of the season.
Buck's caretaker, Water Holiday, agrees with Allen that Buck will continue to boo him as he leaves.
"It all started with the fans whistling for him, but he was in a hurry when [we] whistled for him," Holiday said. "Maybe it means something to him, acknowledge it."
Regardless of whether Allen is used to his growls or not, he hasn't fully adapted to them over the course of his playing career. Although this season he began to reconcile with Baksi.
"Obviously I would still say I was embarrassed, but now I've gotten to the point where when I go out and play basketball just for fun, I remember myself," Allen said. I had fun with it, you can probably tell because I play basketball. I do it with pleasure. The greatest joy for me is playing there, having fun playing for free.
"Despite my character, it's definitely not comfortable to pay attention to scream scream. So it's not something I like to feed, like I don't go out looking for it, like, "Oh, I like it." You know?" "I'm just having fun."
Or, "Allen says he can't get enough of bitches, it worked for his buck so Milwook can do it."
2. The Taurus regular-season trend is taking shapeChicago finished Game 4 with just 17 points on the bench (no time lost). In the third game, the second point brought only 16 points. Compare that to Milvook's 35 substitutes in Sunday's win plus 33 spares in Game 33 and you can see the difference is huge. But that's not entirely normal for Taurus this season.
During the regular season, Chicago finished 29th in the league with one bank point per game (26.7), and the stats got even worse, averaging just 16.8 points per game over four games and finishing last in the playoffs . It's a long season tale for the Bulls, who rely heavily on DeRozan, Lavigne Vujic continues to live with the results. They did well against subteams in the regular season, but this season the Bulls beat the top eight teams in the league 2-21 overall, proving they can win easily but not compete. NBA elite. Even in Chicago's Game 2 in Milwaukee, DeRozan needed to score 41 points to lead the Bulls to victory.
But after DeRozan's attack, Milwaukee did a good job of keeping him and Lavigne in check and getting the others to take them down. So far, no one has been able to find an ideal solution, which is not surprising. Wednesday when the cops are gone. Get more from your actors if they want a chance.
3. The breakthrough of Janis MVPIn Game 3, Janice was able to get everything under navigational control because the Bucks got great production from Allen, Bobby Portis and Holiday. While Janice still appears to be working at 70% of her full potential, she has shown why her title has twice won the league's MVP award.
The Bulls did their best to contain the Greek lead but no amount of defensive pressure could slow them down. On his way to the rim, he willingly abandoned the defenders, doubling his army at each hard end.
Just watch as he beats Williams in the paint by flexing his body so he can still grab the bucket.
Or is it a trait that gives you defensive blocks that go hand in hand to complete it?
Oh, we can't forget that transition bucket as it rolls between two Bulls defenders to get to the rim with ease.
When he didn't even come close to the basket, he painted two defenders and showed his transfer talent well spent all day. Antetokounmpo finished the game on a seven-goal assist as he excelled at reading defense to look good in the open perimeter.
"[When] they opened up, I had to pass the ball to them," said Antetokounmpo. "Sometimes I catch three people with me, sometimes I can be a bit stubborn about not passing the ball, but I like it when everyone is confused, when everyone is touching [the ball], when everyone is hitting it."
Well, Janice's teammates certainly benefited from her sight throughout the game by missing shots. In Middleton's absence, the Bucks were unable to claim their team's two best performances. With Antetokounmpo in the lead and the likes of Allen and Portis on the rise, Milwooki was able to completely control the series and had a chance to keep the Bulls at home on Wednesday.
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