Giannis Antetokounmpo Records Triple-Double in Bucks’ 122-113 Win Over Pistons

After a seesaw battle, the Milwaukee Bucks used a 10-0 run late in the fourth quarter to knock off the Detroit Pistons for the second time in three days – this time a 122-113 victory on Monday, January 22, at Little Caesars Arena. With the loss, the Pistons move to a league-worst 4-39 record, while the Bucks move to 30-13 on the season. The Pistons found themselves down just one point, 112-111, with a little over three minutes remaining in the contest, but three straight possessions ended in three missed shots and 10 Milwaukee points off those missed shots to push the score to 122-111 and just over two minutes left in the contest. “I thought we took a couple transition threes that just gave them a bit of rhythm and didn’t make them work. When you’re playing against a team like that you want to make them work then get those kinds of shots. I’m not one to question shots, but tonight I thought we had a few looks where we could’ve done better than that,” Pistons Head Coach Monty Williams said after the game. Over the final four minutes, the Pistons managed to make just one of their...