Milwaukee Bucks

Playoff-seeking Bucks on pace for record month

Published Mar. 24, 2017 1:00 p.m. ET

The Milwaukee Bucks finished a respectable 4-2 on their six-game road trip against Western Conference opponents, bringing their March record to 10-3 (.769). Milwaukee currently has its best single-month record (combining October and November) since January 1989.

Bucks' Best Win Pct in a Calendar Month -- Last 30 Seasons (Since 1987-88; minimum 10 games)

January 1989	.800	(12-3)
March 2017	.769	(10-3)
November 1992	.750	(9-3)
March 2010	.733	(11-4)
January 2001	.733	(11-4)
November 1990	.733	(11-4)

The Bucks now return to Milwaukee, where they have won their last five games. They have held their last four opponents under 100 points because they have forced turnovers aplenty; they have also capitalized off those turnovers.

Bucks at Home, Last 5 Games

W-L	5-0
Point Diff/Gm	+10.0 (103.6 - 93.6)
Turnover Diff/Gm	+4.6 (16.8 - 12.2)
Pts off TO/Gm	21.4
Opp. Pts off TO/Gm	11.8

Giannis Antetokounmpo has filled the box score more than any player this season, as he leads the NBA with 48 games with at least one point, rebound, assist, block and steal. He needs three more such games to set a single-season mark among active players.

NBA, Most Games w/ 1+ Point, 1+ Reb, 1+ Ast, 1+ Blk & 1+ Stl in Single Season -- Active Players