Giannis Antetokounmpo's New personal and Franchise record

Giannis Dominates with 64 Points, Bucks Triumph Over Pacers

In a thrilling showdown, Giannis Antetokounmpo led the Milwaukee Bucks to a resounding 140-126 victory against the Indiana Pacers. The Greek Freak's career-high 64-point performance set a new franchise record, surpassing Michael Redd's previous milestone from 2006. This win served as sweet revenge for the Bucks after their loss to the Pacers in the NBA's in-season tournament.





Intense Moments and Ejections

Amidst the Bucks' fourth-quarter surge, tensions flared when Bobby Portis defended Antetokounmpo after a hard foul. The scuffle erupted after Pacers' Aaron Nesmith's unintentional play. Portis's ejection added fuel to the fire, finishing the game with 19 points in 23 minutes. The incident, marked by technical fouls, showcased the Bucks' resilience and determination.

Record-Breaking Run and Redemption

The Bucks dominated the fourth quarter with a 22-8 tear, leading to Coach Adrian Griffin benching his starters. Despite a brief Pacers run, Antetokounmpo returned, sealing the win with an impressive 64-point night. His two free throws, a layup, and a dunk in the final seconds showcased his dominance and solidified the Bucks' triumph.


Damian Lillard Climbs to Fifth on NBA's 3-Point List

Milwaukee Bucks' star Damian Lillard achieved a historic milestone, securing the fifth spot on the NBA's all-time 3-point list with 2,451 points. This remarkable feat occurred during the Bucks' matchup against the Indiana Pacers.


Lillard's Milestone Moment

During the third quarter, Lillard and Brook Lopez switched roles, with the big man providing a crucial setup. Lopez's drive and draw maneuver opened up an opportunity for Lillard, who effortlessly buried the shot. This accomplishment positions Lillard as the third active player in the top five, trailing only Reggie Miller, James Harden, Ray Allen, and Steph Curry.

Aiming Higher

With just 109 3-pointers behind Reggie Miller, Lillard eyes surpassing him later this season. As long as he stays healthy, he has the potential to move ahead of Ray Allen, marking a significant climb up the all-time list. While catching up to Harden and Curry may be a tough challenge, Lillard's remarkable journey continues to captivate NBA fans.