Tonight the Bucks humiliated the Heat, even if the score may suggest a close match. On top of that, the Daims have broken a few records, and all without their best player, Giannis Antetokounmpo. The performance is XXL.

In a Game 2 where defeat was forbidden for Milwaukee, the Bucks made it clear that they were present, and with style. Without Giannis, the Daims broke a record night. First in scoring, since the deers scored 81 points at halftimebeating the high score franchise all-time. To do this, it went through a 3-point bombardment more seen in the Playoffs since… themselves in 2021 once morest… the Heat for… a Game 2. Chance sometimes does things well. Milwaukee improves 3-point record in Playoffs from 22 to 25 missiles from the parking lot. Rather violent, and all these points records were achieved in the most collective way possible with seven players who finished the match with at least 13 points.

The Bucks’ 81 first-half points are a new franchise playoff high for the first half.

???? @PicknSaveStores Pic of the Game pic.twitter.com/ZpEqdBXpao

— Milwaukee Bucks (@Bucks) April 20, 2023

The Bucks have buried a new playoff record 23 made three-pointers in a game.

The previous record (22) was also in Game 2 of the 2021 NBA Playoffs vs. the Heat. pic.twitter.com/M3GOAcT2vV

— Milwaukee Bucks (@Bucks) April 20, 2023

If the Bucks were able to worry following their defeat in Game 1, here they are reassuring everyone … except the Heat and their fan. If they manage to send this kind of performance without their franchise player, what kind of sauce can we imagine with him? This weekend and early next week, we’re leaving for two games in South Beach and be careful that the Daims don’t come back all over there. The Greek star was listed questionable for Game 2, so a return before the end of the series doesn’t seem so unlikely. Hello the damage if the Greek Freak were to return to avenge the injury suffered, because his wrath might be cataclysmic.

After this Game 2, we think that the series may not last very long. Milwaukee doesn’t seem to want to waste any more time with this first round and their ambitions are much higher in the competition. Better to be physically fresh for the rest of the Playoffs but be careful, don’t forget either that the Heat still have… home advantage.