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The Milwaukee Bucks are playing at Fiserv Forum for the first time since March 4 and tonight at 7 p.m. CT, they will welcome the Philadelphia 76ers for just their third home game since February 13.

The Philadelphia 76ers (36-29) have dropped their last four games, while the Bucks (42-24) are coming off a 1-3 road trip.

Tyrese Maxey scored 29 points through three points in the third quarter to help the 76ers take an 83-80 lead over the Bucks. After falling behind by as much as 12, the Bucks briefly gained momentum, but Maxey and the 76ers made crucial baskets to halt a huge Bucks rally. Through three, Giannis Antetokounmpo had 19 points, 11 rebounds, and seven assists.

At the half, Philadelphia led Milwaukee 61-53 thanks to 57.9% three-point shooting (11-for-19) and 17 points gained from 10 Bucks turnovers. Tyrese Maxey scored eighteen points and made four three-pointers. With 14, Giannis Antetokounmpo led the Bucks.

Maxey led his 76ers to a 29–24 lead heading into the second quarter with 10 points. Maxey nailed two three-pointers and went 4-for-6 from the field. Additionally, Buddy Hield made two threes. For the Bucks, Damian Lillard scored nine points and Brook Lopez eight.

Indeed. For the first time this season, the MVP candidate’s left hamstring pain prevented him from being designated as probable to play at the start of the day. After completing his customary warm-up before the game, Antetokounmpo was allowed to play, though he kept working on his hamstring afterwards. He was 0 for 2 from the field during his seven minutes of action in the first quarter. He used the exercise bike next to the Bucks bench after his first rotation to remain warm.

The all-star is still practicing in two-on-two and three-on-three situations, but he is not yet eligible to participate in games. On March 11, Middleton’s status was temporarily raised to questionable for the game against Sacramento; however, he has since been declared out.

Long-term injured players are only needed to communicate once throughout their absences, and Middleton stated on March 6 that pain and persistent ankle swelling are the biggest obstacles to a comeback.

When Middleton landed on Kevin Durant’s foot during a defeat in Phoenix on February 6, he suffered a joint injury. For the play, Durant was given a flagrant foul.

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