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Milwaukee outscored Indiana 14-3 while Lillard was on the bench for nearly the first five minutes of the second quarter.Cutting edge technology for maximum productivity. He then got some help from his teammates while taking a well-deserved breather. He had the highest first-half point total for any player in a postseason contest since Kevin Durant had 38 at the break for the Golden State Warriors in a 2019 first-round game with the Los Angeles Clippers. Lillard had 19 points in the opening period, the highest first-quarter point total by any player in a playoff opener since at least 1997. Khris Middleton had 23 points and 10 rebounds for the Bucks, while Bobby Portis added 15 points and 11 rebounds. And they made shots in the first half and that kind of dug us a hole.” I just feel like we missed shots, at the end of the day. “Whatever you all are going to run with, it doesn’t matter. “It’s easy to just say we missed shots and now we’re nervous or whatever,” said Indiana’s Tyrese Haliburton, who had nine points, eight assists and seven rebounds. When the bell rings, he seems to be ready.” “It’s almost like he’s training for the fight. “He’s got that prizefighter-like mentality,” Bucks coach Doc Rivers said. He didn’t score at all and attempted only five shots in the second half as the Pacers focused on slowing him down, but the damage was done by that point. Lillard came through by setting a Bucks record for points in either half of a playoff game. Game 2 of the playoff series is Tuesday in Milwaukee. The Bucks needed Lillard to step up without Antetokounmpo, whose return date is uncertain as he deals with a strained left calf that also caused him to miss Milwaukee’s final three regular-season games. That was just my mentality, to come out and try to set the tone.” We’re going to see this team a lot of times, and you want to establish yourself, especially on your home floor. “In the playoffs … it’s about setting a tone. “I don’t think that it’s all on me but I know that I’ve got to be a little bit more aggressive and I’ve got to step forward a little bit more assertively,” Lillard said.

Lillard scored all 35 of his points before halftime and the Milwaukee Bucks defeated the Indiana Pacers 109-94 on Sunday while Antetokounmpo watched from the bench. MILWAUKEE (AP) - Damian Lillard’s sensational start ensured the Milwaukee Bucks would fare just fine without Giannis Antetokounmpo in their playoff opener.

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