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Eric Nehm: FINAL: Cavaliers 123, Bucks 116 - Porter 25pts/3reb/10ast - Dieng 19pts/5reb - Rollins 19pts/3reb/4ast - Portis 19pts/9reb/4ast - Nance 13pts/7reb The Bucks are now 28-40 on the season. They next play on Thursday in Utah.
Eric Nehm: Bucks coach Doc Rivers tells reporters that - in addition to Giannis and Alex Antetokounmpo - Myles Turner will be out tonight. Ousmane Dieng is going to be available. Ryan Rollins is going to try to play.
Eric Nehm: Updated Bucks injury report for tonight's game vs. Cleveland. Out: Alex Antetokounmpo (Two-Way). Questionable: Giannis Antetokounmpo (left ankle sprain), Ousmane Dieng (illness), Ryan Rollins (illness), Myles Turner (right calf strain)
Eric Nehm: FINAL: Bucks 113, Jazz 99 - Antetokounmpo 27pts/9reb/8ast (27 min) - Kuzma 18pts/2reb/5ast - Rollins 13pts/11reb/8ast - Portis 12pts/4reb - Dieng 11pts/8reb/9ast The Bucks are now 27-35 on the season. They play again tomorrow vs. the Magic.
That was the word that came to mind when Milwaukee Bucks guard Ryan Rollins reflected on overcoming his challenges on the basketball court and when “s‑‑‑ hit the fan” off it. “Things don’t go how you wanted to in the first place, and then things hit the fan,” Rollins told Andscape. “And when those things happen, you can see two ways to go about it: You keep going, or you just stop. I didn’t stop. And as you keep going, do the things the right way — how they are supposed to be done — and hope for the best. “But at the end of the day, you put things in the right position, and God puts you in the right position where you’re supposed to be. And it meets up how it’s supposed to. Then, anything is possible. So, perseverance. Just keep going. S‑‑‑ hits the fan. Stuff don’t go how it’s supposed to. You just keep doing the right thing and keep going.”
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Eric Nehm: FINAL: Bulls 120, Bucks 97 - Portis 18pts/5reb - Thomas 15pts/3ast - Green 13pts/2reb/2ast - Rollins 11pts/7reb/7ast - Porter 10pts/6reb/4ast - Kuzma 10pts/3reb/4ast The Bucks are now 26-33 on the season. They play the Celtics tomorrow in Milwaukee.
Eric Nehm: FINAL: Bucks 128, Heat 117 - Porter 32pts/7reb/7ast - Rollins 21pts/4reb/5ast - Portis 21pts/2reb - Kuzma 19pts/4reb - Dieng 11pts/6reb - Sims 8pts/10reb/5ast The Bucks are now 25-31 on the season. They play the Cavaliers tomorrow night.
Eric Nehm: FINAL: Raptors 122, Bucks 94 - Porter 21pts/10ast/2reb - Rollins 21pts/9reb - Thomas 15pts/3reb - Turner 14pts/4reb The Bucks are now 24-31 on the season. They play next on Tuesday vs. the Heat.
Eric Nehm: FINAL: Bucks 139, Pelicans 118 - Thomas 27pts/3reb - Rollins 27pts/2reb/6ast - Porter 25pts/2reb/7ast - Portis 17pts/11reb - Kuzma 14pts/3reb/4ast - Nance 10pts/5reb/2ast - Dieng 10pts/2reb The Bucks are now 24-30. They play next on Sunday in Milwaukee vs. the Raptors.
Milwaukee Bucks: Injury Update: Ryan Rollins is out for tonight’s game at Oklahoma City. Kyle Kuzma is available.
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Eric Nehm: Here is the Bucks' injury report for tonight's game in Oklahoma City: Out: Alex Antetokounmpo (two-way) Giannis Antetokounmpo (right calf strain) Taurean Prince (neck surgery) Questionable: Kyle Kuzma (left foot soreness) Ryan Rollins (right foot plantar fasciitis)
Eric Nehm: The Bucks announce that Ryan Rollins will be out for tonight’s game in Orlando, but Pete Nance will be available.
The Grizzlies also engaged the Minnesota Timberwolves and Milwaukee Bucks in conversations for Morant, but didn't come close on a deal with either team by the deadline. According to league sources, trade discussions with the Bucks centered around guard Ryan Rollins, but Milwaukee also wanted to include the contracts of Kyle Kuzma or Bobby Portis, which Memphis had no interest in taking on.
Eric Nehm: FINAL: Magic 118, Bucks 99 - Porter 28pts/4reb/7ast - Green 15pts/6reb - Rollins 14pts/6reb/3ast - Turner 13pts/6reb/3ast - Portis 10pts The Bucks are now 21-30. They next play here in Orlando on Wednesday.
