Milwaukee Bucks fans eagerly awaiting the return of the NBA witnessed an stimulating preseason game as the Los Angeles Lakers arrived at Fiserv Forum. With the season opener against the Philadelphia 76ers rapid approaching, every pregame play should be taken as seriously as possible.
The match ended in disappointment for the Bucks as the Purple and Gold managed to emerge victorious their first pre-season victory. However, the game became an intriguing one for many due to LeBron James’ controversial comments made before the game.
He complained that his Lakers were making a long trip to Wisconsin for a preseason game. While many people have since mentioned the future Hall of Famer, one analyst explained why James complained about going to Milwaukee.
The analyst explains the Los Angeles Lakers’ preseason schedule for their preseason game against the Milwaukee Bucks
Ishaan Bhattacharaya from Fadeaway World outlined the Lakers’ preseason schedule and explained why James is complaining about the team’s schedule:
The Lakers are scheduled to play six pre-season games, with two games already played against Liverpool Minnesota Timberwolves AND Phoenix Suns. None of these games were played at the Lakers’ home due to renovations at the Crypto.com Arena. Their games against the Wolves and Suns were played in Palm Desert, California, and the team traveled there by two-hour bus.
Their one-off game against the Bucks in Milwaukee will be followed by three final preseason games in just four days, starting with the Bucks Golden State Warriors in Las Vegas, another matchup with the Suns in Phoenix and their last game away against the Warriors.
This is happiness Bucks defeat against Purple and Gold 107:102 it didn’t matter. However, it did provide some much-needed reps to iron out the lineup flaws. Giannis Antetokounmpo scored 20 points in 20 minutes, and Damian Lillard finished with eight points, four rebounds and four assists.
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