The Milwaukee Bucks fell 117-110 to the San Antonio Spurs Wednesday night, thanks to a dismal first quarter that game the Spurs an 11 point lead they would never relinquish on their way to a seventh straight victory.

In perhaps their most complete performance of the season, the Milwaukee Bucks beat the Miami Heat on both ends of the floor by turning up the pressure and putting together a bevy of scoring runs.

It took a little bit, but the Milwaukee Bucks eventually pulled away with a 108-93 victory over the Brooklyn Nets. The Bucks' trademark speed was on full display, while the Deron Williams-less Nets struggled to get anything going for most of the game

Monta Ellis scored a season-high 37 points and other than that...well, the Bucks basically didn't show up on Saturday night.

The Bucks closed out their season series with the Celtics by claiming a third win in four games, as Milwaukee regrouped from a near-collapse in regulation to edge out a nervy win in overtime.

Milwaukee turned in its worst offensive performance of the season in a nationally televised game in which Monta Ellis threatened the record for most consecutive missed shots in a game. So...yeah.

The Milwaukee Bucks used turnovers to keep the game close early, before taking full control in the second half and beating the Indiana Pacers for the second time in 2012-13.

The Milwaukee Bucks weathered an early storm of ineffectiveness against the Sacramento Kings to extend their winning streak to three games. It wasn't pretty, but a sloppy win is always better than the alternative.

With the TV camera's off the Milwaukee Bucks turned in one of their most complete victories of the season against the Charlotte Bobcats, winning far before the final buzzer rang.

The Spurs looked like a team that had one too many days off in the early going, but San Antonio's bench keyed a fourth quarter binge that was ultimately too much for the struggling Bucks to handle.