The Milwaukee Bucks (4 - 4) got their record up to .500 by beating the Oklahoma City Thunder (2 - 6) 85 - 78 on Tuesday night at the BMO Harris Bradley Center. The Thunder just ca n't seem to get the ball rolling right now, but it's understandable since they're currently without two of the best players in the NBA in Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook. Reggie Jackson and Serge Ibaka did everything they could, with Jackson scoring 29 points (12 - 21 FG, 2 - 6 3Pt, 3 - 3 FT), to go along with four rebounds, four assists, two steals and one block, and Ibaka posting 14 points (4 - 13 FG, 2 - 5 3Pt, 4 - 4 FT), with seven rebounds, two assists and one block. In the end though, the Bucks just had more bench proudction which allowed the Bucks to stop the Thunder from stealing a road win. Oklahoma City now heads to Boston to take on the Celtics on Wednesday. The Bucks may have only had one player score in double figures from their starting lineup in Brandon Knight, who scored 16 points (6 - 15 FG, 1 - 5 3Pt, 3 - 5 FT), with four assists, four rebounds and one steal, but the bench picked up the slack. Milwaukee had 53 bench points in this game, and were led by 19 points (6 - 15 FG, 2 - 7 3Pt, 5 - 7 FT) and four rebounds from O.J. Mayo. Giannis Antetokounmpo also had a big night, nearly posting a double - double, with 14 points (6 - 13 FG, 2 - 4 FT), and nine rebounds. The Bucks will look to get above .500 on Friday night when they head on the road to Orlando to play the Magic.
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