Cavaliers, for the first time this year, defeat division rivals Milwaukee Bucks 114-106
Throughout the first two quarters, the Cavs kept a double point lead over the Bucks. But both teams played very aggressively and racked up many personal fouls, limiting time for key players further on.
Bucks forward Giannis Antetokounmpo, definitely was trying to break the Cavs lead by creating fast plays, grabbing rebounds to set his team up again and of course by making shots. The Cavaliers were also getting fouls called on. It caused Evan Mobley to foul out around the 4-minute mark. Because of that brief chaotic moment, the Bucks managed to put up more shots. By the 2-minute mark the Bucks were trailing only by five points.
The teams pressure made the Bucks panic, causing the Cavs to get put on the free throw line multiple times towards the end. The Cavaliers won by eight.Leading Scorers: Allen: 19 points - eight rebounds - three assistsAntetokounmpo went double double with 45 points, 14 rebounds and four assists.Watch live and local news any time:
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