Separated by just a half game in the East playoff standings, the Bucks and Celtics will close out their four-game season series less than two months after it started when the Bucks roll into Boston on Friday night.

The Milwaukee Bucks (13-10) will appear on ESPN for the first and only time this season (barring any rescheduling) when they take on the Memphis Grizzlies (16-6) at the FedEx Forum on Wednesday night (8:30 p.m. tip).

A four game winning streak has the Bucks back atop the Central Division standings, but they'll have their hands full when they return home to face off against the resurgent L.A. Clippers, who have now won eight straight of their own.

The Milwaukee Bucks enter tonight's game hobbling and streaking all at once, boasting three straight wins by double digit margins. The Cleveland Cavaliers present a good opportunity to make it four in a row for the first time this season.

The recently streaking Sacramento Kings have given the Milwaukee Bucks trouble in the past, and with a very thin bench at coach Scott Skiles' disposal, it's likely this will be the eighth straight Bucks-Kings game decided by single digits.

The Nets have lost three straight without Brook Lopez and dropped 11 consecutive games to the Bucks overall.

Since last meeting in early November, the Milwaukee Bucks and Charlotte Bobcats moved out of their cages in the Eastern Conference playoff zoo and are currently tapping the glass on the outside.

Following their ugly loss in New Orleans on Monday, the Bucks head to San Antonio looking to avoid falling under .500 for the first time this season. But it won't come easy with a rejuvenated Tim Duncan spearheading a terrific-as-usual Spurs team.

Two weeks after edging the Hornets in a high-scoring affair in Milwaukee, the Bucks head to New Orleans looking to sweep the season series.

The Minnesota Timberwolves are just 1-6 in their past seven games, but the Milwaukee Bucks should have their hands full of matchup problems if the backcourt goes stale.