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The Bucks are 21-5 on their home court. Milwaukee has a 4-0 record in games decided by less than 4 points.


The Clippers are 15-14 in road games. Los Angeles is 12-4 when it turns the ball over less than its opponents and averages 13.8 turnovers per game.

LAST 10 GAMES: Bucks: 7-3, averaging 121.8 points, 46.2 rebounds, 25.7 assists, 8.1 steals and 4.4 blocks per game while shooting 48.6% from the field. Their opponents have averaged 115.9 points per game.


Clippers: 7-3, averaging 117.5 points, 41.5 rebounds, 23.2 assists, 6.7 steals and 5.1 blocks per game while shooting 50.2% from the field. Their opponents have averaged 112.3 points.


INJURIES: Bucks: Bobby Portis: out (knee), Serge Ibaka: out (personal).


Clippers: Marcus Morris Sr.: day to day (rib), John Wall: out (abdominal).

Now THIS is a test.

Says Morris is available. Bummer

We have been on this win streak without him.

We need a guy who can guard giannis, Davis, and Joker types. We thought Morris might be that guy but he is too slow

Hoping RoCo gets more minutes tonight. His length/ defensive instincts could be key in combating Giannis/ Lopez duo

Tipping off after 9pm Milwaukee-time on a Winter Thursday night... damn TNT's got power. Tiny body-clock advantage to LAC?

I would absolutely be furious if I was a Bucks fan with that 9pm start lmao

Why is it so late?

Scoundreldays wrote:Why is it so late?

Because its a national TV game on TNT... 2nd half of double-header after Memphis @ Cleveland

The Grizzlies-Cavaliers game featured ejections from Brooks (MEM) and Mitchell (CLE), the latter which makes it the Cav's first ejection for their season. As a result, there are now ten teams left who have not had an ejection this year. They are:

- Hawks
- Hornets
- Nuggets
- Pacers
- Clippers
- Thunder
- 76ers
- Suns
- Trailblazers
- Wizards

Clippers having zero ejections is wild. Their main guy Morris has been in better control unlike last year (he was ejected off of technical fouls and a flagrant foul). The Good Samaritan Spursian mental fortitude of Kawhi Leonard has truly rubbed off on the whole team, even Lue has been able to hold his head up high. This act of professionalism and playing for something greater might be the missing intangible piece that could carry them to a championship.

But they're not out of the woods yet. Let's see the Clippers keep their composure for the rest of the season. Remember, a single ejection by any Clipper will automatically validate their poor start. And if Paul George gets ejected, the Thunder will win the trade by default.

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Oh boy.

Maybe Mook just can't muster the energy to draw a T anymore?

I need a pair of these.

madmaxmedia wrote:Now THIS is a test.

Apparently ESPN doesn’t think the game is that big a deal for us, their matchup predictor favors us 51/49.

Good start

i wish i was as good at basketball as kawhi leonard

legit shocked kawhi missed the bank shot

Wammy Giveaway wrote:The Grizzlies-Cavaliers game featured ejections from Brooks (MEM) and Mitchell (CLE), the latter which makes it the Cav's first ejection for their season. As a result, there are now ten teams left who have not had an ejection this year. They are:

- Hawks
- Hornets
- Nuggets
- Pacers
- Clippers
- Thunder
- 76ers
- Suns
- Trailblazers
- Wizards

Clippers having zero ejections is wild. Their main guy Morris has been in better control unlike last year (he was ejected off of technical fouls and a flagrant foul). The Good Samaritan Spursian mental fortitude of Kawhi Leonard has truly rubbed off on the whole team, even Lue has been able to hold his head up high. This act of professionalism and playing for something greater might be the missing intangible piece that could carry them to a championship.

But they're not out of the woods yet. Let's see the Clippers keep their composure for the rest of the season. Remember, a single ejection by any Clipper will automatically validate their poor start. And if Paul George gets ejected, the Thunder will win the trade by default.

Clippers get the calls. Or non-calls. #1 in the NBA. [Last on the list.]

absolutely killer defense there. mostly clean switches. too bad kawhi pushed off and turned it over

Great time out by Lue....5 points in the first, then, all of a sudden, 4 in a single!

I swear though,.if Clips don't just let Norm iso Jingles.

I am not used to these quick starts against a qualify opponent.