Milwaukee Bucks (126) vs. Chicago Bulls (98) – Results

Last Updated on March 23, 2022 2:41 pm by Erwin Noguera

The Greek star of the Milwaukee Bucks, Giannis Antetokounmpo, with 25 points and 17 rebounds, and Jrue Holiday, with 27 points, led this Tuesday, March 22, 2022, the resounding victory with a score of 126-98 of the deers against the Chicago Bulls, a team that is in decline and that have lost four of their last five games in the NBA. The defending champions showed their power against the Bulls and defended their second position in the Eastern Conference, with an excellent record of 45-27, two wins away from the Miami Heat, leaders of the conference.

The Chicago Bulls continue to struggle a lot when they play against the big teams in the league. They have a record of 0 wins and 16 losses against opponents occupying the top three positions in both the East and West this season. The Bulls are currently fifth in the table and will now face another four road games before returning to the United Center on March 31 to face the Los Angeles Clippers.

The defending champions dominated the match in all aspects until they took an advantage that touched 26 points in the middle of the second quarter and that the Bulls, with a good end of the quarter, reduced to 16 points.

The Bulls managed a 7-0 run to close the second quarter of the game, and this left them alive before going to rest; but the Bucks controlled the game at will and forcefully with a score of 59-43.

Second Half

The Chicago Bulls managed to get much closer on the scoreboard, reaching a 64-54 lead against the Bucks but were once again crushed by the Bucks’ offensive power, with Giannis as their main weapon, who converted a marvelous triple and a great dunk for 85-60 with two minutes left in the third quarter.

The third quarter ended 91-69 in favor of the reigning champions. The Bucks, With the local substitutes having scored 28 points and only 8 from the visitors, finished that quarter with a basket over the buzzer by Jrue Holiday.

The last room was leftover. The dominance of the Bucks was inclement and uncontested. There was even an unnecessary fight between Ibaka and Tristan Thompson, which was a technical foul for both.

Chicago continues in a terrible moment in the season, they are seen without spark or encouragement to turn the ballot. No template depth.