Milwaukee Bucks Ryan Rollins, Myles Turner talk about NBA Cup benefits
Milwaukee Bucks players Ryan Rollins and Myles Turner talk about how the NBA Cup competition benefits them.
The Milwaukee Bucks continue to toggle between wins and losses, and they are hoping to bounce back from a home loss against the Los Angeles Lakers on Nov. 15 as they face the Cleveland Cavaliers at Rocket Arena tonight.
The Bucks have yet to lose consecutive games this season.
Milwaukee (8-6) lost at Cleveland (9-5) on Oct. 26.
Is Giannis playing?
Most likely. The Bucks superstar is probable to play as he manages pain in his left knee. He has missed two games with the issue.
Taurean Prince, out (neck surgery)Kevin Porter Jr., out (right meniscus surgery)Giannis Antetokounmpo, probable (left patellar tendinopathy)Bucks probable starting lineupGuards: AJ Green, Ryan RollinsForwards: Kyle Kuzma, Gianni AntetokounmpoCenter: Myles TurnerDarius Garland out for Cavaliers
The Bucks will not have to worry about Cavaliers all-star guard Darius Garland, who continues to manage a toe injury. Garland did not play in the first game between the teams as he was still recovering from offseason surgery, and after three appearances Garland aggravated the injury.
What channel is the Bucks game on?
The game is a national broadcast only, streaming on Peacock with Michael Grady, Robbie Hummel and Austin Rivers on the call.
What time is the Bucks game?
6 p.m.
Bucks vs. Cavaliers odds
Cleveland is a 7.5-point favorite over Milwaukee, with the over/under of 235.5 points per bet MGM.