Another monstrosity from Antetokounmpo is not enough to bring down Phoenix

Noche monstruosa para Giannis Antetokounmpo, a colossal performance that nevertheless did not win the victory prize. The Milwaukee Bucks they stayed at the gates of triumph before the Phoenix Suns, finally falling by 124 to 125, despite the display of his star.

This time the 47 points from the Greek player. On one of his best nights of the course, especially when it comes to shooting effectiveness, Anteto swam to death on the shore against some Suns who took the victory again thanks to a brilliant team triumph.

Monty Williams’ men have been growing strong for weeks on the basis of choral effort of its staff And last night, in front of one of the coconuts in the competition, it was no wonder.

The leader was, once again, Devin Booker. However, the escort shared the spotlight with several of his teammates again. Booker scored 30 points, to which he added 6 rebounds and 3 assists, but he was well escorted by Chris Paul (3-28-7) and DeAndre Ayton (17-7) one more night.

The other two Phoenix starters, Mikal Bridges y Fank KaminskyThey also surpassed the 10-point barrier, scoring 15 and 14 points respectively. This fact also occurred in Milwaukee, with six players above double digits.

However, the Bucks entrusted themselves to the leadership of their savior, of the Greek god. This bet did not end up going well despite one of Antetokounmpo’s great nights. The current MVP ended up launching 21 free throws and, to the surprise of many, he made 17 of them.

Not even this extraordinary percentage in personnel was worth them to achieve victory. The encounter it ended up deciding in the final moments, a final stretch in which the Suns’ maturity and patience shone above the despair and need de Milwaukee.

They were about to achieve the machado, however. Traced five points in a few seconds and they stayed at the gates of triumph. This defeat, finally by just one goal, stings more knowing that the victory was in his hands.

Both teams now have a practically identical balance, both with 9 losses on their locker and 16 wins for Milwaukee and 15 for Phoenix, respectively.

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