The Milwaukee Bucks (32 - 25) beat the Philadelphia 76ers (12 - 45) 104 - 88 on Wednesday. Michael Carter-Williams made his Bucks debut against the team that sent him away at the trade deadline last Thursday. He started and finished with seven points, eight assists and two steals in 18 minutes. He had been bothered by a toe injury and had n't played since Feb. 3. Jerryd Bayless moved back to a bench role with the availability of Carter-Williams, but the former still scored 13 points in 30 minutes. John Henson had his best performance of the season Wednesday. He came off the bench and led Milwaukee in scoring with 21 points to go along with nine rebounds, three blocks, two assists and two steals in 29 minutes. On the injury front, shooting guard O.J. Mayo did not play due to a sore right hamstring. Playing in just his third game of the season, Jason Richardson (knee) started at shooting guard and led the Sixers in scoring with 16 points in 25 minutes. Thomas Robinson, who was acquired of waivers this week, played 13 minutes and finished with seven points and six rebounds. However, Philadelphia has lost five straight games and have n't beat a team that is currently over .500 since defeating the New Orleans Pelicans on Jan. 16. The 76ers will host the Washington Wizards, who are also winless since the All-Star break, on Friday. Meanwhile, the Bucks will begin a four - game West Coast road trip Friday against the Los Angeles Lakers.
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