“It’s Easy,” Giannis Antetokounmpo Reveals True Feeling After Floundering vs Nets

Get to know all the latest developments and highlights from the world of NBA surrounding Giannis Antetokounmpo ensuing the Nets vs Bucks game 2
When the Milwaukee Bucks clean swept the defending Eastern Conference Champions 4-0 in the first round of 2020-21 NBA playoffs, who thought they would face a 39-point humiliation via the hands of Brooklyn Nets.
Yet that has been the case in Nets vs Bucks Game 2, wherein Kevin Durant led team thrashed Bucks in each and every quarter to stamp their authority in front of their home fans at Barclays Center.
More noticeably Bucks’ marquee Giannis Antetokounmpo was owned by Blake Griffin and Kevin Durant on couple of plays, which marked and signified Nets’ dominance on the court in Game 2.

Giannis Antetokounmpo Nets vs Bucks Game 2: What Did The Greek Freak reveal After The Loss?

On being asked about his team’s outlook on the remainder of the series, Giannis stated, “It’s Easy! After the Miami series, we were up 4-0, and coming to this series, I wasn’t high. Now that we’re down 2-0, I’m not low.”
He added, “I am just going to keep doing what I’m doing, keep trusting my work, keep trusting my teammates, keep believing in the team, keep believing in the habits we’ve built all year.’
Giannis and his team looked deer caught in the headlights in Game 2 as they suffered an embarrassing 125-86 blowout loss against the second-seeded Nets.
Despite the odds being stacked against his team, the reigning two-time MVP remained rather stoic.
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After going down 2-0 at the Barclays Center, the action will shift to Fiserv Forum wherein the Bucks will get the much-required support from their home fans.
Hopefully which will allow Giannis Antetokounmpo, Jrue Holiday and Khris Middleton to get back to their formidable best.
Not only that, with James Harden potentially out of Game 3 as well, the Bucks will have to focus on restraining KD from the initial minutes, with the aim of not letting Nets make any offensive progress.
Lastly, Joe Harris has been the trump card for the Brooklyn Nets, the Bucks surely need to find a player who can guard the elite 3-point shooter.
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