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We always wished it would end differently, but knew it would end this way. Despite keeping pace with the Miami Heat for most of three quarters, the Milwaukee Bucks lost 88-77 thanks to an explosive fourth quarter run from LeBron James and the Heat.

The Heat completed their inevitable conquest of the Milwaukee Bucks, earned a fourth-consecutive double-digit win to sweep the first-round playoff series.

It's only a matter of time before the Heat advance and the Bucks go home for the summer. But will it be on Sunday?

The Milwaukee Bucks dropped Game 3 to the Miami Heat 104-91 in the same start fast, crumble late fashion that led to their 12 points loss in Game 2. The Bucks are now one game away from exit interviews.

As expected, the Bucks return home for game three down 2-0 to the all-conquering Heat. And while no one is expecting the Bucks to make this series particularly competitive, a win in game three could at least make the Heat sweat.

LeBron James and the Miami Heat pulled away from the Milwaukee Bucks in the final 12 minutes of Game 2. We are left to wonder why J.J. Redick did not play at all in the second half.

The Bucks kept things close for a whole extra quarter Tuesday night, but a stunning run by Miami to open the 4th-quarter swung the game and gave Miami a 2-0 series lead heading to Milwaukee.

Brandon Jennings and Monta Ellis put up a fight in game one, but the Bucks were ultimately left bloodied and bruised by LeBron James and a Heat team clicking on all cylinders.