Examining the Milwaukee Bucks’ 15-Game Run of Victories

The Milwaukee Bucks kept their impressive winning streak alive on Tuesday night, securing a 118-104 victory in Brooklyn and extending their streak to 15 games. This is the longest run of victories in the NBA this season, and the longest since the Phoenix Suns reeled off 18 wins in a row during the previous campaign. Despite being 10 points down at half-time, the Bucks staged a late rally to clinch the win.

The Milwaukee Bucks are on a historic run, having won 18 consecutive games. This is their longest streak of victories since 2020, when they also won 18 in a row. In franchise history, this streak of 18 games is the fourth-longest, behind a 20-game streak by the 1970-71 team, an 18-game streak in 2019-20 and a 16-game streak earlier in the 1970-71 season.

The Milwaukee Bucks are on an impressive 15-game winning streak and look to make it 16 when they face Orlando on Wednesday at home. Here are some noteworthy stats that have been produced during the Bucks' upward climb in the Eastern Conference standings:

7 of their 15 victories have been away from Milwaukee, giving them the third longest road winning streak in the league and tying their franchise record for consecutive road victories.

This incredible run has resulted in the Bucks climbing up the standings and makes them one of the top teams to watch in the Eastern Conference moving forward.

The Bucks moved into first place in the East on Monday night after their 14th consecutive victory; the Celtics' loss to Philadelphia gave the Bucks the edge by percentage points. During the streak, Milwaukee has been outscoring their opponents by an average of 10.6 points on higher shooting percentages. This marks the first time in franchise history that the Bucks have gone undefeated in the month of February, and only the fourth time overall (with a minimum of three games). Although Giannis Antetokounmpo was forced to miss one game and had to leave the others early due to injury, he has still managed to score 30 or more points in 10 of the 12 streak games.