You never know what to expect in the NBA during the month of April, but tonight, a really

short-handed Bugs team put together career performances, all being in a loss, why this was

a good night for Milwaukee.

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Welcome to Locked on Bugs, part of the Locked on podcast Network, the number one sports podcast network, your team every day. I'm Camille Davis, and on today's show, we're going to

highlight the four counted one, two, three, four different Bugs players that we saw have

career nights. And what we've seen from their development so far this

season, we're going to take a look at the standings, plus a look ahead at the Bucks in their last

six games of the season, plus something that Doc Rivers said very interestingly about

Darvin Ham. But where I want to start is around the discussion of why the Bucks decided to

handle the back-to-back in a way

that seemed baffling to many watching the standings, but why it was actually the right move.

Tonight in Houston, on the second night of a back-to-back, the Milwaukee Bucks lose 119, 113 to

the Rockets, fall to 30 and 46 on the season with six games to play.

And in this game, some similar vibes to the Clippers game, where in this game,

the Bucks sat nine guys in this game.

And then Gary Trent Jr., the only real vet that was available for the team in this game,

was injured in the first quarter. So the Bucks really only had seven healthy bodies for most of them.

And one of those bodies barely played, but we'll talk about that later. We'll talk about that

later. But similar to that Clippers game, They only had eight guys available in that game.

And A.J. Green and Usman Jang both followed out in that game.

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