The first-round 2013 NBA playoff series between the Milwaukee Bucks and the Miami Heat got underway on Sunday. LeBron James dominated in Game 1 and the Heat took away Bucks role players on offense, as we discuss in our recap podcast of the Heat win.
Brandon Jennings and Monta Ellis had their moments, but LeBron James and the Heat were simply too much for the Bucks to contend with in game one of the teams' Eastern Conference first round playoff series.
The Miami Heat may have the best player on the planet, but their team effort--both offensively and defensively--had as much to do with their dominating game win performance over the Bucks as the continued brilliance of LeBron James.
Three years after their last postseason appearance, the Bucks return to the playoffs with the league's most thankless task: beating the Miami Heat. And while no one actually expects that to happen, there's a reason they play the games, right?
With less than 24 hours to go before the Bucks open their Eastern Conference first round playoff series in Miami, the Bucks hope to have all their starters ready against LeBron James and the all-conquering Heat.
The Bucks are the underdog in their opening round 2013 NBA playoff series against LeBron James and the Miami Heat. We open up and discuss what to expect when the games start on Sunday.
A preview of the first round NBA playoff series between the Miami Heat and the Milwaukee Bucks. An important reminder of just how good LeBron James and the Heat have been this season.
Riding a 5-game losing streak and looking entirely out of sorts in the final weeks of the regular season, the Bucks managed to finish on a high note with a 95-89 victory in Oklahoma City.
Losers of a season-worst five straight overall, the Milwaukee Bucks are desperate to head into the playoffs on a winning note--and fortunately for them, the West-leading Thunder will have little to play for when the two teams meet on Wednesday.
