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Boston Celtics Vs. Milwaukee Bucks: Eastern Conference Showdown

The Boston Celtics and Milwaukee Bucks are set to face off in an exciting Eastern Conference matchup at Fiserv Forum.

Both teams currently hold top spots in the Eastern Conference standings, with Boston leading the pack. The Celtics will be playing on the second night of a back-to-back and have a decent 11-8 road record this season. On the other hand, the Bucks have experienced a bit of a slump recently, losing four out of their last five games. However, their overall record stands at an impressive 25-12, with a dominant 16-4 record at home.

As for player availability, the Celtics come into the game in full strength, while the Bucks will be missing one key player due to injury.

According to the SportsLine consensus, the Bucks are favored by 4.5 points for this matchup. Tip-off is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. ET, and the over/under is set at 242.5 total points.

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Key factors to watch out for in this game include the Celtics’ strong offensive and defensive performances throughout the season. With a high points per possession and the league’s leading 3-pointer rate, Boston’s offense has been exceptional. Additionally, the team boasts an impressive 57% conversion rate on 2-pointers and a solid offensive rebound rate of 30%. On the defensive end, the Bucks have struggled in their recent games, allowing over 1.23 points per possession.