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Giannis Antetokounmpo, an endemic monster, dominated Ben Simmons and the Philadelphia 76ers in an exhibition that allowed him to score 45 points and take 13 boards, while the Bucks were well defeated in a win at 128-122.
The victory allowed the Bucks to reach a record of 59-20 and get the best league and field advantage record in the play-offs, but the real topic of discussion was how much Antetokounmpo was imprudent, especially for Simmons, who had bullied him all night.
The Bucks star had previously stated that he "loved the match" against Simmons and it was easy to understand why, as the Australian could handle his length and strength in the paint.
Antetokounmpo has already dropped to the low post to finish with a mighty dunk.
On another Antetokounmpo entered Simmons' chest and finished above him with a float in the bank.
Simmons, for his part, had an evening to forget, even with 13 badists, since he scored only six points and four rebounds, while Joel Embiid's return completed Philly's match record with 34 points and JJ Redick was 29.
But all the talks focused on Simmons and Antetokounmpo, especially after the two men clashed last time in Milwaukee.
On this occasion, Antetokounmpo also threw himself on Simmons and paraded on the court saying, "It's a baby. A damn baby ".
And this time, Simmons could not escape the anger of NBA badysts on social networks as many opponents fired on the Australian fight against Antetokounmpo.
The 76ers led up seven points in the fourth quarter when Embiid's pointer at 8:14 was 102-95, but the Bucks, behind Antetokounmpo's offense and defense, reduced the deficit.
The Bucks tied the game at 119 on a Hill layup with 1:24 to play.
After Redick missed a three, Hill scored again at close range thanks to an aide from Antetokounmpo to give Milwaukee a 121-119 lead with 1:02 left.
Antetokounmpo was again impressive when he blocked Embiid's attempt on Philadelphia's next possession, then helped Sterling Brown take off, giving the Bucks a 123-119 lead with 40, 1 seconds to do.
Khris Middleton added 22 points and Hill got 20 for Milwaukee on one night when they lost Eric Bledsoe. He was sent off the match for a hot incident involving Embiid.
After Antetokounmpo hit a three, Bledsoe pushed Embiid in the back.
The big man of the 76ers sent the ball back to Bledsoe, and Bledsoe responded by throwing the ball into Embiid's chest. Embiid and Scott headed for Bledsoe, but were detained by the authorities.
Scott and Embiid were fouled and Bledsoe, the Bucks' top three scorer, was badessed twice, resulting in disqualification.
Philadelphia, who has played without Jimmy Butler, has lost five of his last seven games but will finish the regular season with what should be three victories, with a tour de force in Chicago and Miami. the Bulls back to Philly.
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