Who would've thought the Bucks, out of all teams would have beat the Warriors? Nobody did. The game wasn't even broadcasted on national TV, there was no chance they would win, or it be good enough to watch another game of the Warriors beating down on another team. But the Bucks were ready for this game, especially our boy Giannis Antetokounmpo, a name which I don't even have to copy and paste anymore, which I have not for months. Giannis always has that innocent swagger of a young player, a young player who is tall, lanky, fast, and can now carry a team. He is now 21 years old, and for the first time yesterday against one of the NBA's best teams ever, put up his first career triple-double. Giannis notched 11 pts, 10 ast, and 12 reb on 43 minutes of game time. He practically carried his whole team, distributing the ball well and grabbing as many rebounds as he could. It's cool to see the Greek export who only last season discovered smoothies, and the city of Milwaukee, a place he didn't know of, and when drafted googled up images to find a place with lots of snow, a place that had many long suffering fans with open arms toward any player that could bring the team together, and push them to a whole new level. Then with that call of distress, came the Greek Freak. Now that's an old story that I already covered last year, merely because the guy with the long name caught Zach Lowe interest on Grantland's (R.I.P.) front page. I thought it was cool to bring up a player with European descent, to appeal to my European readers (at one point Russia beat the US in views for a whole month). And it was successful. But then again it was more innocent and easier those days because Middle School was easy-peazy. Now it seems like a rarity that I can pull off more than 2 posts in 10 days. But I hope to get better and find my interest in writing again, because the NBA is as interesting as ever with the Warriors,and the youth in many previously unsuccessful teams showing up. Anyways the Bucks won the came because of their relentless defense. A defense that seems to get better everyday as it tested my Bulls last Playoffs. I don't know what the Bucks are doing yet, if anything they're just grinding more and their bigs have been way more effective this season. Oh and they also had this lucky play.
Bucks: 108 Warriors: 95
Swaggy P had his first assist to Kobe Bryant last night, Kobe hit a triple with a quick dish from Swaggy, his first assist in 3 years of playing with Kobe, this is truly a rare occasion that should be celebrated accordingly, congrats guys! Swaggy also played in highly rare and collectible Yeezy's yesterday, if you don't know the shoes you probably live under a rock or just listen to a lot of 2Pac. He's also gonna get married to Iggy Azalea, so he stays taking W's. These are his Yeezy's from last night.
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