Liddell's Career-High Powers Nets Over Bucks

0:00On April 8, EJ, LaDale dropped a career high 21 points to power the Brooklyn Nets past the Milwaukee Bucks, 96-90 on Tuesday night. Ben Serif, chipped in 19, while Drake Powell and Malachi Smith added 11 a piece for Brooklyn. The Nets, sitting at 20 wins and 59 losses, grabbed their second straight victory and third in their last five games. Over on the Bucks side, A.J., Green led with 20 points. Tori and Prince had 16, Cormac Ryan scored 14, and Jericho Sims added 12, dropping the Milwaukee to 31, and 48. Five years back, these squads battled in an epic Game 7 second round series that sent the Bucks to the NBA title, but now both are long out of the playoff picture. Milwaukee's coach, Doc Rivers, even hinted before tip off that his days on the bench might be winding down soon. The Dales stayed hot with 17 points in the first half, keeping Brooklyn ahead 49-43 at the break.

1:00The third quarter kept it tight at 70-62, then the Nets surged to an 11-point lead early in the fourth, holding off a late Bucks, pushed that got them within one. Brooklyn wraps up their home slate Thursday against Indiana, while the Bucks head to Detroit on Wednesday for a central division clash, both teams just. Playing out the string? That's your update from Entertainment and Celebrity News today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with The Story.