Giannis Antetokounmpo, Milwaukee Bucks were on the verge of experiencing their worst-ever loss when they game up on their 21-point fourth-quarter lead in just the last 3:06 minutes. However, with the game going into OT, Grayson Allen knocked down a clutch 3-pointer to secure a hard-fought and nail-biting 104-101 win over the 2019 NBA Champs.
Giannis was once again inspirational for the side as he knocked down 30 points, 21 rebounds, and 10 assists – a significant triple-double to lead his team closer to the No. 1 seed in the Eastern Conference. However, since we are talking about individual numbers. The Greek Freak also registered an unwanted record in this very game.
The two-time MVP recorded a rather unusual and unfortunate quadruple-double on Wednesday, adding 12 turnovers to his ledger. Per Stathead, only three players in NBA history have committed more turnovers in a single game. Talking about this particular list – Jason Kidd (14), John Drew (14), and Chris Mullin (13).
Giannis Antetokounmpo registers unwanted turnover record
His turnover ratio only indicates how much the Bucks depend upon him for leading their attack on each possession. While his focus is on Giannis Antetokounmpo’s turnover numbers, his scoring rate has been phenomenal. Perhaps just what has added to the team’s success.
To be precise, his most recent 30 points have taken his total tally to 203 points, 94 rebounds, and 39 assists over his last five games.
After the Nets dropped their most recent game against the Chicago Bulls, this win has taken Milwaukee Bucks to second place in EC standings, just one win behind Boston Celtics.
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