In another knock out, drag down Bucks-Celtics tilt, it was Milwaukee that stole the last laugh, overcoming an early 17 point deficit with stellar perimeter defense and timely shot selection.

The New York Knicks stormed the Bradley Center Wednesday night on their way to a 102-88 win over the Milwaukee Bucks, all but snuffing out the good feelings brought on by the team's valiant comeback against the Chicago Bulls.

A 27-point deficit had the Bucks looking hopeless in Chicago. But Ersan Ilyasova and Milwaukee's bench led a furious rally to shock the Bulls with a one-point victory. The win keeps Milwaukee atop the Central Division.

Monta Ellis and the Bucks appeared headed to a fourth straight win midway through the fourth quarter in Charlotte, but Ramon Sessions and the improving Bobcats took control down the stretch to deal the Bucks their first road loss.

First overall pick Anthony Davis lived up to his superstar-in-waiting billing with a career-high 28 points, but a brilliant evening from the Bucks' backcourt combination of Monta Ellis and Brandon Jennings kept the Bucks on track for their third stra

The Milwaukee Bucks handily beat the Indiana Pacers 99-85 Wednesday night, running a listless team out of the gym and snapping a five game losing streak to Indiana in the process.

Two days after making just 1/11 shots against the Celtics, Jennings' 33 points and eight assists helped the Bucks repel a series of Philly runs and improve to 3-0 on the road.

Free throws and timely scoring gave the Boston Celtics a full advantage over the Milwaukee Bucks on Saturday night. It was certainly what we've come to expect when these two teams matchup against each other.

The Milwaukee Bucks were exposed against the bigger, nastier Memphis Grizzlies. It was the first time this season, but definitely won't be the last.

Mike Dunleavy, Larry Sanders and a moment of brilliance from Brandon Jennings assured the Bucks of a 2-0 start.