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Bucks beat Jazz in Utah for first time since 2001!

Bucks beat Jazz in Utah for first time since 2001!

The Bucks got big outputs from their big three: Ray Allen (32 points), Glenn Robinson (28 points) and Sam Cassell (25 points). Milwaukee held Jazz star Karl Malone in check (15 points on 4-of-12 shooting). In fact, Utah’s starters got so out of rhythm, backup John Starks led the Jazz in scoring (20 points). Final score: Bucks 117, Jazz 111 in overtime.

That game – the 2001 season opener – was the last time the Bucks won in Utah.

Until last night.

Milwaukee beat the Jazz 117-111 on the road yesterday, ending a historically long skid.

Between 1987 and 2013, the Bucks went nearly 26 years without beating the Suns in Phoenix. The Hawks (1997-2020) and Wizards (1999-present) went/have gone gone nearly 23 years without beating the Spurs in San Antonio.

Otherwise, no NBA team has ever had a longer road drought against a particular team than the Bucks against the Jazz. In more than 20 years between victories in Utah, Milwaukee went 0-19 in Salt Lake City.

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