(Photo by Todd Kirkland/Getty Images) Getty ImagesOn the road, with a two-point lead in the second overtime of Game 3, the Milwaukee Bucks were about to put the Toronto Raptors to sleep. Because let’s face it – as historically powerful as the Bucks appear thus far, the questions and concerns hanging over Milwaukee aren’t eradicated. In their first 25 games, Milwaukee is 22-3. Last Friday in Milwaukee, the Bucks decimated L.A. with a +27.2 net rating in a game both Kawhi Leonard and Paul George played over 30 minutes. It has a lot of the national audience reverting back to the early 1970s when the Bucks and Lakers practically owned the league.

Source: Forbes December 13, 2019 20:15 UTC