Milwaukee Bucks Schedule 2019 Bucks Schedule

Milwaukee has turned into one of the better teams in the Eastern Conference, and draw a lot more TV traffic than they used to, mainly because Giannis Antetokounmpo is one of the best players in the league. The Bucks were an inconsistent bunch, last year, which led them to finishing third in the division, but with LeBron James out of the East, this means the Bucks and Pacers will battle it out for new division leaders. The Bucks were one of the better teams against Western Conference teams, going 17-13. It will be interesting to see if they keep that going, they certainly have the athleticism to keep up. Against the East they went 27-25, which was disappointing. If they can improve, there is a good shot Milwaukee can win 50 or more games this season. They feasted on teams below .500, going 27-9, while struggling against teams above, going 17-29. The Bucks will need to improve against their division, going just 6-10. Not facing LeBron four times a year should help that record. The Bucks will also need to improve their road play to keep pace with the East’s best. The Bucks have 13 back-to-back games, and have a heavy schedule late in the year. Their televised games are against some of the league’s best. They get Philly, Boston, and Golden State for their first three nationally televised games. Milwaukee also gets the Knicks on Christmas Day. Milwaukee finishes up the season facing Atlanta and Brooklyn each twice, which can give them some leeway facing Oklahoma City and Philadelphia in between. Milwaukee will likely be battling for playoff seeding over the course of the last few weeks, and a handful of games against the bottom dwellers of the East is going to be beneficial.