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The Milwaukee Bucks Schedule is odd this week. After tonight’s road game the Bucks play Detroit twice, on different nights, in Detroit. (I’m all here for the NBA double header.)

The (28-12) Milwaukee Bucks take on the (23-15) Cleveland Cavaliers Wednesday Night in Cleveland, Ohio at the Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse. This is the second time these teams will play this season. Milwaukee won game one of the season series (119-111). That game was also in Cleveland.

Cleveland is the fourth seed in the East, while the Milwaukee Bucks are the second seed in the Eastern Conference. Five straight victories for them. Following a thrilling victory to “reintroduce” Dame-Time, Milwaukee is in high spirits.

On the road, the Bucks are merely 9-8. The Bucks are 4.5 point favorites according to Vegas.

Crowder is back and ready to play. His presence should, hopefully, give this team a defensive boost. Crowder is an accomplished defender; a big body that is tough to push around on the perimeter.

For Milwaukee the trade deadline may come and go without any moves if Crowder is able to give them a midseason boost they may need.

Before Crowder was hurt he played in 9 games, starting 2. He was averaging about 26 minutes a game so it will be interesting to see who he’ll “steal” minutes from.