Why short-handed Magic can shock Bucks in NBA Cup quarterfinal
The phrase "never underestimate a wounded animal" is a cautionary tale for the Bucks ahead of their NBA Cup quarterfinal against the Magic on Tuesday night. Orlando will be without its two best players — Paolo Banchero and Franz Wagner — but still has a deep enough roster to give Milwaukee trouble riding on the third-best defense in the NBA.
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