Giannis Returns, Bucks Face Celtics

0:00It's March 2nd for the NBA. Let's get into it. Follow and subscribe for more team news every day. Milwaukee Buckstar, Giannis Anzato, go on, is set to return tonight after missing 15 games with a right calf strain. The two-time MVP will suit up for the whole match-up against the Boston Celtics at 6.30 PM Central Time on March 2nd at Pfizer Forum. This comes right after ESPN reporter, Shams, Shirania, broke the news earlier today. On the injury front, the Bucks will also have the Nases and Antito, O-O-N-Bo-VAC from Illness, but Torian Prince remains sidelined with a neck issue. For Boston, Jalen Brown is out due to illness, Neomyas Keda sits with rest, and Jason Tata misses action because of an Achilles problem. Both teams are dealing with some key absences heading into this Eastern Conference clash. The Bucks sit at 26 wins and 33 losses, while the Celtics boast a strong 40 wins and 20 losses. These teams have met twice already this season, with Milwaukee grabbing one victory back

1:03in December by 15 points, but Boston dominated the next, game in February. Historically, Boston holds the edge in the all-time series. Bucks coach Doc Rivers recently called out his team's inconsistent play after a loss to Chicago, praising the bench for building leads but criticizing. The starters for giving them away, he joked about the basketball gods being at work during that game. With Guiana's back, Milwaukee hopes to spark a push in the playoff race during this stretch run. The Bucks have added a shooter on a two-way deal lately, but questions linger about whether making the playoffs is even the best path forward for the team. We'd like to thank our sponsor for making this episode possible. A pillow that sounds as good as it feels. But for listening in bed, S-O-L-I, solelypillow.com.