The visiting Milwaukee Bucks took down the Los Angeles Clippers on Wednesday, 97 - 96. Milwaukee (33 - 34) has come alive of late and has now won eight of its last ten games. The Bucks narrowly escaped with the win in Los Angeles, avoiding a potential Blake Griffin buzzer - beater that decided the game. No single member of the Bucks took over the game, as a healthy team approach helped propel Milwaukee to the win. Six Bucks scored in double digits, but no single player scored more than 16 points in the game. The high man was wing Khris Middleton, who had 16 points to go along with seven rebounds. Los Angeles (40 - 28) has hit a bit of a rough patch in its season. The Clippers are now just 5 - 6 in their last 11 games. Center DeAndre Jordan enjoyed a feast in the low post on Wednesday, leading the Clippers with 22 points on 9 - of - 12 shooting along with 17 rebounds. Star forward Blake Griffin, meanwhile, had 18 points to go with seven rebounds and four assists. If Los Angeles was able to get the same level of production from its third star, veteran superstar Chris Paul, the end result likely would have been very different. Paul, however, struggled mightily, committing six turnovers and scoring only six points. The Clippers will visit Denver on Thursday, while the Bucks will see the Lakers on Friday.
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