MILWAUKEE BUCKS GAME NOTES ROUND 1, GAME 2

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1 Milwaukee Bucks (1-0) vs. Detroit Pistons (0-1) Wednesday, April 17 7:00 p.m. (CT) Fiserv Forum Milwaukee, Wis. TV: NBA TV/FOX Sports Wisconsin RADIO: 620 AM/103.3 FM WTMJ Playoff Game #2 Home Playoff Game #2 BUCKS PROBABLE STARTING LINEUP WITH REGULAR SEASON STATS F Khris Middleton Texas A&M/USA 7th season 22 G GS PPG RPG APG MPG FG% 3FG% FT% F Giannis Antetokounmpo Filathlitikos/Greece 6th season G GS PPG RPG APG MPG FG% 3FG% FT% C Brook Lopez Stanford/USA 11th season G GS PPG RPG APG MPG FG% 3FG% FT% G Sterling Brown SMU/USA 2nd season G GS PPG RPG APG MPG FG% 3FG% FT% G Eric Bledsoe Kentucky/USA 9th season G GS PPG RPG APG MPG FG% 3FG% FT% Head Coach: Mike Budenholzer 1st season with Milwaukee (60-22); 6th season overall ( ) Recent Games Round 1, Game 1 vs. Detroit W, The Bucks led from start to finish in Game 1 and picked up their third-largest playoff win in franchise history as they knocked off the Pistons on Sunday, Milwaukee came out strong in the first quarter of this one, using an early 18-4 run to take a 22-6 lead before going up by 20, 38-18, at the end of the quarter. The rest of the first half the Bucks never let their lead fall below 16 while leading by 20+ points for the majority of the period. In the second half, Milwaukee expanded on its halftime lead, going up by as many as 43 points toward the latter part of the third quarter which ended with the Bucks on top From there, the game was well out of reach for the Pistons who shot just 38% as a team from the field and 29.6% from three for the game. Giannis Antetokounmpo led the Bucks with 24 points and 17 rebounds in just 23 minutes of action. He was once of seven Bucks to score in double figures. Luke Kennard scored 21 points to lead the Pistons. INJURY REPORT/G LEAGUE ASSIGNMENTS PLAYER INJURY/DESIGNATION STATUS Malcolm Brogdon Right foot plantar fascia OUT Donte DiVincenzo Bilateral heel bursitis OUT Pau Gasol Left foot soreness OUT Tony Snell Left ankle sprain OUT UPCOMING SCHEDULE GAME DATE (TIME CT) LOCATION TV Radio Game 3 Sat. April 20 (7 p.m.) Detroit NBATV/FSW 620 AM/103.3 FM WTMJ Game 4 Mon. April 22 (7 p.m.) Detroit ESPN/FSW+ 620 AM/103.3 FM WTMJ Game 5* Wed. April 24 (TBD) Milwaukee TBD 620 AM/103.3 FM WTMJ * - If necessary BUCK SHOTS The Bucks took a 1-0 lead in the series with a win in Game 1 on Sunday. The 35-point win was the third-largest playoff win in franchise history for the Bucks and the largest since 1971 ( over San Francisco). The Bucks, who are looking for their first playoff series win since 2001, can take their first 2-0 lead in a playoff series since they went up 2-0 over Charlotte in the Eastern Conference Semifinals in 2001 with a win in Game 2 tonight. Milwaukee s 121 points in Game 1 marked just the second time in the last 30 seasons that Milwaukee has tallied 120+ points in a playoff game (124 points vs. DET on 4/29/06). The Bucks were the top scoring team in the NBA this season as they averaged points per game. Giannis Antetokounmpo led the way for the Bucks in Game 1, scoring 24 points with a playoffcareer-high 17 rebounds in just 23 minutes of action. This was Antetokounmpo s second 20- point, 15-rebound game of his playoff career, while his 17 boards were the most by a Buck in a playoff game since Ervin Johnson hauled in 17 boards on 5/28/01. The Bucks finished the regular season with the best record in the NBA at 60-22, marking the third in time franchise history, and the first time since , that Milwaukee had the top record in the league. This was Milwaukee s fifth 60-win season in franchise history and its best record since The Bucks are making their third consecutive appearance in the NBA Playoffs and their fourth trip in the last five seasons. Milwaukee owns a record all-time in the postseason, including a mark in the First Round. This is the fifth time that Milwaukee and Detroit are facing off in the playoffs and the first time since The Pistons won each of the previous four meetings with the Bucks in the playoffs. April 10, 2019 vs. Oklahoma City L, The Bucks fell to the Oklahoma City Thunder in the regular season finale on Wednesday at Fiserv Forum, After a close first quarter, the Thunder began to open up a lead in the second quarter, using a 14-0 run to break open a tie before leading by 10, 68-58, at halftime. In the third quarter, the Bucks were able to get within three at with 4:42 left in the quarter, but the Thunder held onto their lead, eventually going up by 20, , with 4:09 remaining in the game. From that point forward, Milwaukee could only get as close as 11 points, but by that time it was too late as the Thunder picked up the win. Despite the loss, it was a career night for Tim Frazier, who scored a career-high 29 points, D.J. Wilson, who tallied career-highs in points (18) and rebounds (17) and Bonzie Colson who scored a career-high 21 points, who all lead the Bucks. Dennis Schroeder led the Thunder with 32 points, knocking down eight threes. QUICK STATS THE RUNDOWN As the Bucks and Pistons square off in the First Round, here s a look at how the two clubs performed in the regular season: MIL DET Record Points Opp. Points FG% FG% Opp. FG% Opp. 3FG% Assists Turnovers Rebounds Steals Blocks

2 FIRST ROUND OPPONENT Detroit Pistons Central Division (41-41, 3rd) Regular Season Matchups (CT) Dec. 5, Milwaukee W, Jan. 1, Milwaukee W, Dec. 17, Detroit W, Jan. 29, Detroit W, ALL-TIME SERIES (Regular Season): Bucks lead Home: Road: Current Overall Streak (Reg. Season/Playoffs): Milwaukee Won 5 Regular Season Game 4 vs. Detroit January 29, 2019 Little Caesars Arena W, The Bucks led wire to wire on Jan. 29, taking down the Pistons at Little Caesars Arena. Milwaukee established its dominance early in the game taking a double figure lead in the first quarter before leading entering the second quarter. The Pistons, however, tied the game at 35 with 8:15 remaining in the second quarter following a 13-5 run. After a Milwaukee timeout, the Bucks came roaring back with a run of their own, entering halftime with a lead. The Bucks led by double figures for most of the third quarter, until a 14-5 run by Detroit brought the Pistons within four. But from there, the Bucks finished the quarter on a 10-2 run to take an lead entering the fourth quarter. In the final quarter, the Bucks continued to extend their lead, going ahead by as many as 21 points before going on to win by 10. Giannis Antetokounmpo led the Bucks with 21 points, while Reggie Jackson led the Pistons with 25 points. Game Leaders Bucks Pistons Points 21 Giannis Antetokounmpo 25 Reggie Jackson Rebounds 8 Giannis Antetokounmpo 13 Andre Drummond Assists 11 Giannis Antetokounmpo 9 Blake Griffin Regular Season Game 3 vs. Detroit January 1, 2019 Fiserv Forum W, The Bucks defeated the Pistons on New Year s Day at Fiserv Forum, Despite a back-and-forth game early in the first, the Bucks took the lead late in the quarter using a 10-0 run with 2:43 remaining to take an eight-point, 35-27, lead into the second. From there, Milwaukee extended its lead to as many as 21 points in the second quarter before taking a lead heading into halftime. In the second half, the Bucks kept the Pistons out of it, leading by 20 or more points for the majority of the second half before going on to win by 23. The Bucks shot a season-high 59.5 percent on the night, while holding the Pistons to just 38.0 percent shooting as a team. Brook Lopez led the Bucks with 25 points, knocking down seven three-pointers, while Khris Middleton added 22 points. The Pistons were led by Blake Griffin who scored a game-high 29 points and hauled in nine rebounds. Game Leaders Bucks Pistons Points 25 Brook Lopez 29 Blake Griffin Rebounds 8 Giannis Antetokounmpo 9 B. Griffin, J. Leuer Assists 7 Giannis Antetokounmpo 4 Blake Griffin Regular Season Game 2 vs. Detroit December 17, 2018 Little Caesars Arena W, The Bucks knocked off the Pistons on Dec. 17, Detroit got off to a strong start leading by as many as eight points in just over three minutes played, but an 11-4 run by the Bucks fueled by three 3-pointers gave the Bucks the lead with 6:54 remaining in the first quarter. After exchanging baskets for the lead four times, the Bucks entered the second down by two. A layup by Tony Snell early in the second would spark a run by the Bucks to head into halftime with a 12-point lead, The Bucks held the Pistons to a secondquarter season-low of just 16 points. Milwaukee extended its lead to the largest of the night at 15, 79-64, but a 13-2 run by Detroit late in the third, cut the Bucks lead to four entering the fourth quarter. The Pistons took the lead with 6:24 left in the fourth, but the Bucks quickly regained the lead off a Sterling Brown three with 6:13 remaining. Detroit had the final possession of the game but fell short as Milwaukee prevailed The Bucks were led by Giannis Antetokounmpo who scored a game-high 32 points and 12 rebounds. Game Leaders Bucks Pistons Points 32 Giannis Antetokounmpo 24 Reggie Bullock Rebounds 12 Giannis Antetokounmpo 14 Andre Drummond Assists 9 Eric Bledsoe 11 Blake Griffin Regular Season Game 1 vs. Detroit December 5, 2018 Fiserv Forum W, Milwaukee remained undefeated against Central Division teams (4-0) and extended their home winning streak against the Pistons to five games, with a victory over Detroit on 12/5. For all but the first 41 seconds of play, the Bucks were in the lead and they remained in control throughout the game, leading by 11 at halftime and 20 at the end of the third quarter. The Pistons were able to cut the lead to 15, 77-62, towards the end of the third quarter, but back-to-back threes by Sterling Brown put Milwaukee up by 21 before going up entering the fourth quarter. In the final quarter of play Milwaukee never led by less than 21 points, going up by 28 points at one time before coasting to 23-point win. Eric Bledsoe led the way scoring a season-high-tying 27 points for the Bucks while Giannis Antetokounmpo added 15 points and Malcolm Brogdon chipped in 14 points. The Pistons were led by Blake Griffin who tallied a game-high 31 points. Game Leaders Bucks Pistons Points 27 Eric Bledsoe 31 Blake Griffin Rebounds 8 Brook Lopez 9 Stanley Johnson Assists 6 Matthew Dellavedova 5 Reggie Jackson

3 NEWS & NOTES POSTSEASON BOUND The Milwaukee Bucks are in the postseason for the 31st time, having made the playoffs each of the last three seasons and in four of the last five years. The Bucks enter the 2019 Playoffs as the NBA s top seed after going a league-best during the regular season. The Bucks own a record all-time in the postseason, including a mark in the First Round. ONE OF THE BEST The season was one of the best in franchise history for the Bucks. Not only did Milwaukee hit the 60-win mark for the first time since the season, but it finished atop the NBA for just the third time in franchise history and had two of the best home and road records in team history. Check out the tables below to see how Milwaukee s overall, home and road records will go down as some of the best in franchise history. Best Overall Records in Bucks History Rank Season Record (.805) (.768) T (.732) T (.732) T (.732) Best Home Records in Bucks History Rank Season Record (.868) (.861) (.829) (.816) T (.805) Best Road Records in Bucks History Rank Season Record (.692) (.683) (.659) (.634) (.632) BUDDING WITH IMPROVEMENT A large reason why the Bucks finished the season with the best record in the NBA is due to the team s improvement in some major statistical categories from last season to this season. Head coach Mike Budenholzer and his staff guided Milwaukee to the top tier of most statistical categories this season including points per game, 3-pointers made, opponent field goal percentage and more. Check out some of these stat comparisons from last season to this season, and how the Bucks jumped in the NBA rankings in each of those categories (NBA rank in parentheses) Bucks Improvements from Last Season to This Season Stat Stat Winning %.537 (T15).732 (1) Offensive Rating (7) (3) Points/Game (15) (1) Defensive Rating (14) (1) 3FG Made 718 (27) 1,105 (2) Net Rating 0.7 (T15) 8.5 (1) Rebounds/Game 39.8 (30) 49.7 (1) Opp. FG%.468 (20).433 (1) WINNING BIG The Bucks not only won 60 of their 82 games this season, but they won an NBA-high 45 of those games by 10+ points, including 11 games by 20+ points, five games by 30+ points and one game by 40+ points. Milwaukee outscored its opponents by a leaguebest 8.9 points per game this season (next closest: Golden State Warriors at 6.5). Check out the tables below to see how the Bucks dominated their competition this season PPG Differential Leaders 1 Milwaukee Golden State Toronto Utah Houston 4.8 Highest Percentage of Wins Coming by Double Digits (All-Time) Rank Team Double Digits Wins/Total Wins Percentage 1 Philadelphia ( )* 28/ % 2 Milwaukee ( ) 45/ % 3 Minneapolis ( ) 38/ % 4 Phoenix ( ) 25/ % * - Lockout shortened 66-game season Most Double-Digit Wins in a Season (All-Time) Rank Team Season Double-Digit Wins 1 L.A. Lakers Golden State Milwaukee Chicago T5 Milwaukee LIGHT IT UP, LIGHT IT UP The Bucks points per game this season not only led the NBA but was the third-highest in team history, and the most since the team averaged points per game. Across the NBA, you d have to go back to the Golden State Warriors in to find a team that averaged as many points as the Bucks did this season. Highest Scoring Teams in Bucks History Rank Season PPG Most Recent Teams in NBA to Average PPG Team Season PPG Milwaukee Golden State Denver Phoenix/Denver /118.0 BUD S BOMBERS The Bucks were one of the best 3-point shooting team in NBA history, as they finished the season with the fourth-most threes in a season by any team, while their 1,105 threes also shattered the previous franchise record of 720 from Most 3s Made in Bucks History Rank Season 3FG Made , Most 3s Made in a Season in NBA History Rank Team Season 3FG Made 1 Houston ,323 2 Houston ,256 3 Houston ,181 4 Milwaukee ,105

4 NEWS & NOTES A GREEK ODYSSEY Bucks All-Star forward Giannis Antetokounmpo had the best season of his career in Antetokounmpo set new career-highs in points (27.7, 3rd in NBA), rebounds (12.5, 6th in NBA) and assists (5.9) per game while shooting a career-best, and franchise record, 57.8% from the field (11th in NBA). Check out the table below to see how Antetokounmpo has kept on improving in each of his seasons. Giannis Antetokounmpo Career Progression Stat First 3 Seasons Points/Game 27.7* Rebounds/Game 12.5* Assists/Game 5.9* FG%.578* * - Career-high IN GOOD COMPANY By averaging more than 25.0 points, 10.0 rebounds and 5.0 assists per game this season, Antetokounmpo became just the ninth player in NBA history to average 25/10/5 over the course of a season (done a total of 14 times). Among the 14 times a 25/10/5 season has been achieved, Antetokounmpo by far has the highest field goal percentage of the group. See the list below of the top five field goal percentages for 25/10/5 seasons in NBA history and how Antetokounmpo s season is above the rest. Top 5 25/10/5 Seasons in NBA History (Based on FG%) Player Season PPG RPG APG FG% Giannis Antetokounmpo (MIL) Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (MIL) Wilt Chamberlain (PHI) Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (LAL) Wilt Chamberlain (SF) KHASHING IT IN Bucks forward Khris Middleton, who made his first All-Star Game this season, averaged career-highs in both rebounds (6.1), assists (4.3) and 3s (2.3) per game in addition to 18.2 points per contest this season. Despite posting impressive enough numbers to make the All-Star Game prior to the All-Star break, Middleton turned things up another notch after the All-Star break, averaging more than 21.0 points, 6.0 rebounds and 4.0 assists per game. Khris Middleton Pre/Post All-Star Break PPG RPG APG FG% 3FG/Game Pre All-Star Post All-Star * 4.3* * * - Career-high SPLASH MOUNTAIN Splash Mountain was open all season in Milwaukee, as Bucks center Brook Lopez became the first player in NBA history to make more than 150 threes and block 150 shots in a season. He finished the season 17th in the NBA in threes made with 187, setting a new NBA record for threes made by a 7-footer, and ended the season ranked fourth in the NBA in blocks per game. His 187 threes were the third-most in Bucks history while his 179 blocks were the sixth-most. Most 3FG Made by Players 7-Feet Tall in Rank Player 3FG Made 1 Brook Lopez (MIL) Karl-Anthony Towns (MIN) Lauri Markkanen (CHI) Kelly Olynyk (MIA) 113 THE PRESIDENT Malcolm Brogdon, the NBA Rookie of the Year, had a career year in his third NBA season. Brogdon averaged a career-high 15.6 points per game while shooting career-bests in field goal percentage (.505), 3-point percentage (.426) and free-throw percentage (.928, NBA-high). He became just the eighth player in NBA history to shoot better than 50% from the field, 40% from three and 90% from the free-throw line, joining the likes of Stephen Curry, Steve Nash, Larry Bird and Dirk Nowitzki. Last Four Players to Shoot 50% FG, 40% 3FG and 90% FT Player Season FG% 3FG% FT% Malcolm Brogdon (MIL) Stephen Curry (GSW) Kevin Durant (OKC) Steve Nash (PHX) HAUL IT IN No team crashed the boards like the Bucks did this season as they averaged an NBA-high 49.7 rebounds per game. That number s not only good for sixth-best in Bucks history, and the best since the season, but it s the best the NBA has seen since the Washington Bullets averaged 49.7 boards way back in Most Rebounds Per Game Since Rank Team Season Rebounds/Game T1 Milwaukee Bucks T1 Washington Bullets Washington Bullets Denver Nuggets NBA Blocks Per Game Leaders Rank Player BPG 1 Myles Turner (IND) Mitchell Robinson (NYK) Rudy Gobert (UTA) Brook Lopez (MIL) 2.21

5 MILWAUKEE BUCKS COMMITMENT TO COMMUNITY BUCKS AND COUSINS SUBS BLOCK OUT HUNGER The Milwaukee Bucks and Wisconsin-based Cousins Subs teamed up to Block Out Hunger statewide for the fourth consecutive season. Once again, Cousins donated $50 to the Hunger Task Force for every blocked shot the Bucks had throughout the season. The Bucks tallied 486 blocks this season, second-most in the NBA, resulting in a $24,300 donation to Hunger Task Force. BUCKS AND ATC TREES FOR THREES PROGRAM For the third season, the Milwaukee Bucks and American Transmission Co. (ATC) partnered to make schools across Wisconsin greener through the Trees for Threes program. As part of the program, ATC donated one tree to be planted at a Wisconsin school for every 3-pointer the Bucks made at Fiserv Forum during the season. The Bucks made a franchise record 573 threes at home this season the fourth-most in NBA history which will result in 573 trees planted at schools across Wisconsin. COACH BUD S ASSISTS FOR HUNGER PROGRAM Bucks head coach Mike Budenholzer teamed up with Feeding Wisconsin to raise awareness and tackle hunger across the state this season. Budenholzer donated $15 to Feeding Wisconsin for every assist the Bucks tallied during the season. With 2,136 assists this season, Budenholzer donated $32,040 to Feeding Wisconsin to help tackle hunger across the state. BUCKS TAKEOVER IN THE QUEEN CITY GIANNIS ANTETOKOUNMPO NAMED CAPTAIN AND STARTER, DROPS 38 POINTS Bucks forward Giannis Antetokounmpo was selected as a starter and captain for the 2019 NBA All-Star Game, marking his third consecutive All-Star Game start. Antetokounmpo received the most player votes (269), the secondmost fan votes (4,375,747) and tied for the second-most media votes (99) among all players in the NBA. Antetokounmpo scored a game-high 38 points on 17- for-23 shooting during the 68th NBA All-Star Game, hauled in 11 boards and dished out 5 dimes. KHRIS MIDDLETON EARNS FIRST ALL-STAR SELECTION Bucks forward Khris Middleton was named a reserve for the 2019 NBA All-Star Game. This was the first All-Star selection for Middleton who became the first NBA G League alum to be named an NBA All-Star. Middleton finished the All-Star Game with 20 points (7-13 FG, FG), 5 rebounds and 4 assists. MIKE BUDENHOLZER COACHES TEAM GIANNIS By virtue of having the best record in the Eastern Conference on Feb. 4, Bucks head coach Mike Budenholzer and his staff coached Team Giannis in the 2019 NBA All-Star Game. This was the second time in Budenholzer s career that he was a head coach in the All-Star Game (2015), while becoming just the second coach in Bucks history (Larry Costello, 1971 and 1974), to represent Milwaukee as a head coach of an All-Star Game. MIDDLETON COMPETES IN 3-POINT CONTEST Khris Middleton also participated in the MTN DEW 3-Point Contest during All-Star Weekend. Middleton, who also competed in the event in 2016, became the third player in franchise history (Craig Hodges, Ray Allen) to participate in the 3-Point contest multiple times. This was the ninth time Milwaukee was represented in the 3-Point Contest. MILWAUKEE BUCKS COACHING STAFF Head Coach Mike Budenholzer (Pomona College) Assistant Coaches Darvin Ham (Texas Tech), Taylor Jenkins (Penn), Charles Lee (Bucknell), Ben Sullivan (Portland), Patrick St. Andrews (Penn State-Behrend), Josh Longstaff (Bryant), Vin Baker (Hartford) Director of Performance Troy Flanagan (Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology) Head Athletic Trainer Scott Faust (Alabama-Huntsville) Head Strength & Conditioning Coach Suki Hobson (Leeds) MILWAUKEE BUCKS PLAYERS #34 GIANNIS ANTETOKOUNMPO Forward lbs. 6th NBA Season Filathlitikos/Greece Born: 12/6/94 Rd 1, Gm 1 vs. DET /10 vs. OKC DNP Calf soreness, load management 4/7 vs. ATL /6 vs. BKN DNP Left calf soreness 4/4 at PHI QUICK INFO: Playoffs: Scored 24 points and hauled in a playoff-career-high 17 rebounds in Game 1 vs. DET on 4/14 scored in double figures 1 time has 1 20-point game hauled in 10+ rebounds 1 time recorded 1 double-double.. Regular Season: Set new career-highs in points (27.7, 3rd in NBA), rebounds (12.5, 6th in NBA) and assists (5.9) per game while setting a new franchise record with a 57.8 field goal percentage (11th in NBA) scored in double figures 71 times had 20+ points in 60 games scored 30+ points 31 times scored 40+ points 6 times scored 50+ points 1 time had 10+ rebounds in 53 games had 20+ rebounds in 1 game had 10+ assists in 7 games tallied 54 double-doubles had 5 triple-doubles missed 1 game (1/11) with right quad soreness/left hip contusion missed 1 game (12/10) with neck soreness missed 1 game (10/29) due to being place in the concussion protocol missed 2 games (2/9, 2/25) with right knee soreness missed 3 games (3/19-3/20, 3/31) with a right ankle sprain missed 2 games (4/6, 4/10) with left calf soreness.

6 PLAYERS CONTINUED #6 ERIC BLEDSOE Guard lbs. 9th NBA Season Kentucky/USA Born: 12/9/89 Rd 1, Gm 1 vs. DET /10 vs. OKC DNP-CD 4/7 vs. ATL /6 vs. BKN /4 at PHI QUICK INFO: Playoffs: Had 15 points, 5 assists and 3 rebounds in Game 1 vs. DET on 4/14 scored in double figures 1 time Regular Season: Averaged 15.9 points, 5.5 assists and 4.6 rebounds in 78 games (all starts) shot 48.4% from the field, 32.9% from three and 75.0% from the free-throw line scored in double figures 63 times had point games had 3 30-point games had 10+ assists in 6 games had 10+ rebounds in 3 games had 8 doubledoubles had 1 triple-double had 2 DNP-CDs missed 1 game (2/2) with left Achilles soreness missed 1 game (3/2) with back soreness. #13 MALCOLM BROGDON Guard lbs. 3rd NBA Season Virginia/USA Born: 12/11/92 Rd 1, Gm 1 vs. DET DNP Right foot plantar fascia 4/10 vs. OKC Inactive Right foot plantar fascia 4/7 vs. ATL Inactive Right foot plantar fascia 4/6 vs. BKN Inactive Right foot plantar fascia 4/4 at PHI Inactive Right foot plantar fascia QUICK INFO: Playoffs: Missed 1 game with right foot plantar fascia Regular Season: In 64 games (all starts) averaged career-highs in points (15.6) and rebounds (4.5) per game in addition to 3.2 assists per contest shot 50.5% from the field, 42.6% from three and an NBA-high 92.8% from the free-throw line became just the eighth player in NBA history to record a 50/40/90 season scored in double figures 56 times had point games missed 2 games (12/14-12/17) with left hamstring soreness missed 1 game (12/22) to rest missed 1 game (1/29) with a sternal contusion missed 14 games (3/2, 3/17-4/10) with right foot plantar fasciitis. #23 STERLING BROWN Guard lbs. 2nd NBA Season SMU/USA Born: 2/10/95 Rd 1, Gm 1 vs. DET /10 vs. OKC /7 vs. ATL /6 vs. BKN /4 at PHI QUICK INFO: Playoffs: Scored 11 points and dished out a career-high (regular or postseason) 7 assists in Game 1 vs. DET on 4/14 scored in double figures 1 time Regular Season: In his second season, averaged 6.4 points, 3.2 rebounds and 1.4 assists per game in 58 games (all career-highs) shot 46.5% overall, 36.1% from three and 69.0% from the free-throw line scored in double figures 17 times had 1 20-point game hauled in 10+ rebounds 1 time had 10 DNP-CDs missed 13 games (2/25-3/20) with right wrist soreness assigned to the Wisconsin Herd of the NBA G League three times and averaged 19.0 points, 6.7 rebounds, 4.0 assists and 1.7 steals in three games. #24 PAT CONNAUGHTON Guard lbs. 4th NBA Season Notre Dame/USA Born: 1/6/93 Rd 1, Gm 1 vs. DET /7 vs. ATL /6 vs. BKN /4 at PHI /1 at BKN QUICK INFO: Playoffs: Scored 12 points with 5 rebounds in Game 1 vs. DET on 4/14 scored in double figures 1 time Regular Season: In 61 games (2 starts) set new career-highs in points (6.9), rebounds (4.2) and assists (2.0) per game shot 46.6% from the field, 33.0% from three and 72.5% from the freethrow line scored in double figures 17 times hauled in 10+ rebounds 3 times had 1 double-double had 19 DNP-CDs inactive for 1 game.

7 PLAYERS CONTINUED #9 DONTE DIVINCENZO Guard lbs. Rookie Villanova/USA Born: 1/31/97 Rd 1, Gm 1 vs. DET Inactive Bilateral heel bursitis 4/10 vs OKC Inactive Bilateral heel bursitis 4/7 vs. ATL Inactive Bilateral heel bursitis 4/6 vs. BKN Inactive Bilateral heel bursitis 4/4 at PHI Inactive Bilateral heel bursitis QUICK INFO: Will miss the remainder of the regular season and playoffs with bilateral heel bursitis Regular Season: In his rookie season, averaged 4.9 points, 2.4 rebounds and 1.1 assists in 27 games scored in double figures 3 times had 7 DNP-CDs missed 5 games (11/16-11/24) due to a left quad strain missed 35 games (1/7-1/13, 1/25-3/4, 3/15-4/10) with bilateral heel bursitis averaged 15.3 points, 4.0 rebounds, 2.0 assists, 1.5 steals and 1.0 blocks in 4 games with the Wisconsin Herd of the NBA G League. 12 TIM FRAZIER Guard lbs. 5th NBA Season Penn State/USA Born: 11/1/90 Rd 1, Gm 1 vs. DET /10 vs. OKC /7 vs. ATL /6 vs. BKN /4 at PHI QUICK INFO: Regular Season: In 59 games (19 starts) with New Orleans and Milwaukee, averaged 5.3 points, 4.2 assists and 2.8 rebounds per game in 12 games (2 starts) with the Bucks, averaged 6.3 points, 3.5 assists and 2.6 rebounds per contest with Milwaukee, scored in double figures 2 times scored 20+ points 2 times dished out 10+ assists 2 times had 2 double-doubles signed a contract with the Bucks on 3/19 appeared in 47 games (17 starts) with the New Orleans Pelicans this season before being waived on 2/28 averaged 5.0 points, 4.4 assists and 2.9 rebounds in 19.3 minutes per game with New Orleans with the Pelicans, scored in double figures 6 times had 10+ assists 3 times had 2 double-doubles. #17 PAU GASOL Center lbs. 18th NBA Season Real Madrid/Spain Born: 7/6/80 Rd 1, Gm 1 vs. DET Inactive Left foot soreness 4/10 vs. OKC Inactive Left foot soreness 4/7 vs. ATL Inactive Left foot soreness 4/6 vs. BKN Inactive Left foot soreness 4/4 at PHI Inactive Left foot soreness QUICK INFO: Playoffs: Missed 1 game with left foot soreness Regular Season: In 30 games (6 starts) with San Antonio and Milwaukee, averaged 3.9 points, 4.6 rebounds and 1.7 assists per game appeared in 3 games with Milwaukee and averaged 1.3 points and 3.3 rebounds per game had 4 DNP-CDs with the Bucks missed 12 games (3/19-4/10) with left ankle/foot soreness signed a contract with the Bucks on 3/3 averaged 4.2 points, 4.7 rebounds and 1.9 assists in 27 games (6 starts) with the Spurs in with San Antonio, scored in double figures 4 times hauled in 10+ rebounds 2 times had 1 double-double. #3 GEORGE HILL Guard lbs. 11th NBA Season IUPUI/USA Born: 5/4/86 Rd 1, Gm 1 vs. DET /10 vs. OKC /7 vs. ATL /6 vs. BKN /4 at PHI QUICK INFO: Playoffs: Scored 16 points (6-11 FG) in Game 1 vs. DET on 4/14 scored in double figures 1 time Regular Season: In 60 games (13 starts) with Cleveland and Milwaukee, averaged 7.6 points, 2.5 rebounds and 2.3 assists per game in 47 games with the Bucks, averaged 6.8 points, 2.6 rebounds and 2.1 assists per game scored in double figures 12 times with the Bucks had 2 20-point games had 1 DNP-CD with the Bucks missed 9 games (2/25-3/12) with a left groin strain missed 1 game (3/20) with left groin soreness acquired by the Bucks from the Cavaliers in a three-team trade on 12/7 played and started in 13 games with the Cavaliers earlier this season averaged 10.8 points, 2.8 assists and 2.1 rebounds per game scored in double figures 7 times with Cleveland had 1 20-point game with the Cavaliers.

8 PLAYERS CONTINUED #77 ERSAN ILYASOVA Forward lbs. 11th NBA Season FC Barcelona/Turkey Born: 5/15/87 Rd 1, Gm 1 vs. DET /10 vs. OKC /7 vs. ATL /6 vs. BKN /4 at PHI QUICK INFO: Regular Season: Averaged 6.8 points and 4.5 rebounds per game in 67 contests (7 starts) shot 43.8% overall, 36.3% from three and 82.4% from the foul line scored in double figures 19 times hauled in 10+ rebounds 4 times had 3 double-doubles had 1 DNP-CD... missed 1 game due to a concussion (12/5) missed 1 game (12/1) due to a nose contusion/mild concussion missed 2 games (11/24-11/26) due to right knee soreness missed 8 games (12/17-1/2) due to a broken nose missed 1 game (3/19) with an illness missed 1 game (4/1) with back soreness. #11 BROOK LOPEZ Center lbs. 11th NBA Season Stanford/USA Born: 4/1/88 Rd 1, Gm 1 vs. DET /10 vs. OKC DNP Rest, load management 4/7 vs. ATL /6 vs. BKN /4 at PHI QUICK INFO: Playoffs: Scored 14 points with 4 blocks, 3 boards and 2 assists in Game 1 vs. DET on 4/14 scored in double figures 1 time Regular Season: Averaged 12.5 points, 4.9 rebounds, a career-high 2.2 blocks (4th in NBA) and 1.2 assists in 81 games (all starts) shot 45.2% from the field, 36.5% from three and 84.2% from the free-throw line became the first player in NBA history to tally 150 threes and 150 blocks, and average 2.0 blocks and 2.0 threes made, per game in a season scored in double figures 52 times had point games hauled in 10+ rebounds 3 times... tallied 2 double-doubles missed 1 game (4/10) for rest/load management. #22 KHRIS MIDDLETON Forward lbs. 7th NBA Season Texas A&M/USA Born: 8/12/91 Rd 1, Gm 1 vs. DET /10 vs. OKC /7 vs. ATL /6 vs. BKN /4 at PHI QUICK INFO: Playoffs: Scored 14 points with 5 rebounds and 4 assists in Game 1 vs. DET on 4/14 scored in double figures 1 time Regular Season: Averaged 18.3 points and career-highs in rebounds (6.0) and assists (4.3) per game shot 44.1% from the field, 37.8% from three and 83.7% from the freethrow line scored in double figures 74 times had point games scored 30+ points 3 times hauled in 10+ rebounds 6 times dished out 10+ assists 1 time recorded 7 double-doubles missed 1 game (12/14) with a right finger sprain missed 1 game (12/5) because of personal reasons missed 1 game (2/9) for load management missed 2 games (3/31-4/1) with left groin soreness. #41 NIKOLA MIROTIĆ Forward lbs. 5th NBA Season Real Madrid/Montenegro Born: 2/11/91 Rd 1, Gm 1 vs. DET /10 vs. OKC Inactive Left thump sprain/fracture 4/7 vs. ATL Inactive Left thump sprain/fracture 4/6 vs. BKN Inactive Left thump sprain/fracture 4/4 at PHI Inactive Left thump sprain/fracture QUICK INFO: Regular Season: In 46 games (25 starts) with New Orleans and Milwaukee, averaged 15.2 points, 7.4 rebounds and 1.2 assists per game played in 14 games ( 3 starts) with the Bucks and averaged 11.6 points, 5.4 rebounds and 1.4 assists per contests shot 41.5% from the field, 36.6% from 3- point range and 8.0% from the free-throw line scored in double figures 8 times with the Bucks missed 3 games (2/9-2/13) with a right calf strain missed the final 11 games of the regular season (3/20-4/10) with a left thumb sprain/fracture acquired by the Bucks from the Pelicans in a three-team deal on 2/7 averaged 16.7 points, 8.3 rebounds and 1.1 assists in 32 games (22 starts) with New Orleans shot 44.7 percent from the field and 36.8 percent from three with New Orleans as a Pelican, scored in double figures 27 times had point games, including 2 30-point games hauled in 10+ rebounds 12 times logged 11 double-doubles.

9 PLAYERS CONTINUED #21 TONY SNELL Guard lbs. 5 th NBA Season New Mexico/USA Born: 11/10/91 Rd 1, Gm 1 vs. DET DNP Left ankle sprain 4/10 vs. OKC DNP Left ankle sprain 4/7 vs. ATL DNP Left ankle sprain 4/6 vs. BKN DNP Left ankle sprain 4/4 at PHI DNP Left ankle sprain QUICK INFO: Playoffs: Missed 1 game with a left ankle sprain Regular Season: In 74 games (12 games), averaged 6.0 points and 2.1 rebounds per game shot 45.2% from the field, 39.7% from three and 88.1% from the free-throw line scored in double figures 17 times missed 8 games (3/26-4/10) with a left ankle sprain. #5 D.J. WILSON Forward lbs. 2nd NBA Season Michigan/USA Born: 2/19/96 Rd 1, Gm 1 vs. DET /10 vs. OKC /7 vs. ATL /6 vs. BKN /4 at PHI QUICK INFO: Playoffs: Appeared in his first career playoff game in Game 1 vs. DET on 4/14, scoring 6 points with 3 rebounds and 2 assists Regular Season: In his second season, played 48 games (3 starts) and averaged 5.8 points, 4.6 rebounds and 1.1 assists per game (all career-highs) shot 41.4% overall, 36.2% from three and 55.3% from the foul line scored in double figures 9 times hauled in 10+ rebounds 4 times has 2 double-doubles has 8 DNP- CDs missed 17 games (10/22-11/24) due to a right hamstring strain missed 2 games (1/7-1/9) with a left hip pointer inactive for 10 games, 5 of which (11/26 12/4, 12/12-12/14) while on assignment with the Wisconsin Herd of the NBA G League averaged 13.7 points, 5.0 rebounds and 1.8 assists per game with the Herd.

10 A LOOK AT MILWAUKEE S PLAYOFF RECORD Quick Overview Record By Weekday Record Home Road In Games Record Overall Record 1-0 Sunday vs. teams.500+ (on day of game) 1-0 Home 1-0 Monday vs. sub-.500 teams (on day of game) --- Road --- Tuesday In overtime --- vs. East 1-0 Wednesday Decided by 3 or less --- vs. West --- Thursday Decided by 10 or more 1-0 Friday First of back-to-back sets --- By Month Record Home Road Saturday Second of back-to-back sets --- April* *Includes regular season After Regular Season vs. the NBA Rd 1 Gm Eastern Western Rd 1 Gm 2??? Central 14-2 Southwest 8-2 Rd 1 Gm 3??? Chicago 4-0 Dallas 2-0 Rd 1 Gm 4??? Cleveland 3-1 Houston 2-0 Detroit 4-0 Memphis 1-1 Bucks Record When Record Bucks Record When Record Indiana 3-1 New Orleans 2-0 They shoot Opp. shoot San Antonio 1-1 They shoot Opp. shoot They shoot.449 or less --- Opp. shoots.449 or less 1-0 Atlantic 13-5 Northwest 6-4 They score Opp. scores Boston 2-1 Denver 2-0 They score Opp. scores Brooklyn 3-1 Minnesota 2-0 They score 89 or less --- Opp. scores 89 or less 1-0 New York 3-1 Oklahoma City 0-2 They have = or more rebounds 1-0 Opp. have more rebounds --- Philadelphia 2-1 Portland 1-1 They have = or more assists 1-0 Opp. has more assists --- Toronto 3-1 Utah 1-1 They have = or more steals 1-0 Opp. has more steals --- They have = or more turnovers --- Opp. has more turnovers 1-0 Southeast 13-5 Pacific 6-4 They have = or higher FG% 1-0 Opp. has a higher FG% --- Atlanta 3-1 Golden State 1-1 Ahead or tied after 1 st Q 1-0 They are behind after 1 st Q --- Charlotte 3-1 LA Clippers 1-1 Ahead or tied at the half 1-0 They are behind at the half --- Miami 3-1 LA Lakers 2-0 Ahead or tied after 3 rd Q 1-0 They are behind after 3 rd Q --- Orlando 2-1 Phoenix 0-2 They score 30+ in 1 st Q 1-0 Opp. scores 30+ in 1 st Q --- Washington 2-1 Sacramento 2-0 They score 50+ in 1 st H 1-0 Opp. scores 50+ in 1 st H --- REGULAR SEASON HIGH & LOW BUCKS PERFORMANCES REGULAR SEASON HIGH & LOW OPPONENTS PERFORMANCES HIGH LOW HIGH LOW Points 148 vs. WAS 02/06/19 83 vs. ORL 02/09/ at SAC 02/27/19 86 vs. MIA 01/16/19 Points 1st Half 85 vs. WAS 02/06/19 38 at MIA 12/22/18 70 vs. MIN 02/23/19 37 at MIA 12/22/18 Points 2nd Half 78 vs. CHI 11/16/18 34 vs. ORL 02/09/19 76 vs. CHA 03/09/19 36 (2) vs. MIA 03/22/19 Points 1st Qtr 50 vs. WAS 02/06/19 8 at MIA 12/22/18 40 (3) at WAS 01/12/19 14 vs. ATL 01/04/18 Points 2nd Qtr 49 vs. PHI 10/24/18 17 (2) at OKC 01/27/19 42 at ATL 03/31/19 16 (3) at CHI 02/25/18 Points 3rd Qtr 46 vs. CHI 11/16/18 15 vs. ORL 02/09/19 42 (2) vs. BKN 04/06/19 17 (3) vs. CHI 11/16/18 Points 4th Qtr 46 at PHI 04/04/19 16 (2) vs. LAL 03/19/19 42 at UTA 03/02/19 12 vs. CHA 01/25/19 FG Made 57 vs. POR 11/21/18 31 (2) vs. ORL 02/09/19 53 at SAC 02/27/19 32 (2) vs. MIA 03/22/19 FG Attempts 116 at ATL 03/31/19 79 (2) at TOR 01/31/ (2) at ATL 03/31/19 79 vs. BKN 12/29/18 FG %.602 vs. WAS 02/06/ vs. ORL 02/09/ at NYK 12/01/ at MIN 10/26/18 3FG Made 22 vs. SAC 11/04/18 6 (3) vs. ORL 02/09/19 24 at BOS 11/01/18 5 at BKN 02/04/19 3FG Attempts 56 vs. SAC 11/04/18 25 (2) vs. UTA 01/07/19 61 at ATL 03/31/19 18 vs. IND 10/19/18 3FG %.633 vs. WAS 02/06/ vs. ORL 02/09/ vs. SAS 11/24/ at BKN 02/04/19 FT Made 32 at PHI 04/04/19 7 at POR 11/06/18 27 (2) at HOU 01/09/19 5 (3) vs. BOS 02/21/19 FT Attempts 43 at PHI 04/04/19 8 at POR 11/06/18 36 at BOS 12/21/18 6 (2) vs. BOS 02/21/19 FT % at WAS 02/02/ vs. DEN 11/20/ at CLE 12/14/ at CHA 10/17/18 Off. Rebounds 22 at ATL 03/31/19 4 at PHI 04/04/19 18 at ATL 01/13/19 4 (5) at IND 02/13/19 Def. Rebounds 55 at MIN 10/26/18 27 vs. WAS 02/06/19 48 vs. ORL 02/09/19 27 (2) at ORL 01/19/19 Rebounds 71 at ATL 03/31/19 35 vs. WAS 02/06/19 58 (2) at ATL 03/31/19 32 (2) at ORL 01/19/19 Assists 36 (3) at PHI 04/04/19 17 (2) at PHX 03/04/19 40 vs. OKC 04/11/19 13 vs. POR 11/21/18 Steals 15 at BKN 04/01/29 2 at POR 11/06/18 13 (2) at UTA 03/02/19 2 (2) vs. ATL 04/08/19 Turnovers 21 (3) at BOS 12/21/18 8 at NYK 12/25/18 24 at ATL 01/13/19 5 (2) at SAS 03/10/19 Opp. Pts off TOs 30 vs. CHI 11/16/18 4 (2) vs. MIA 01/16/19 36 vs. WAS 02/06/19 3 at CHA 11/26/18 Blocked Shots 14 at SAC 02/27/19 1 (2) vs. OKC 04/11/19 11 (2) vs. DAL 01/21/19 0 vs. BKN 04/06/19 Pts in the Paint 84 at GSW 11/08/18 44 at DEN 11/11/18 56 at LAC 11/10/18 22 at BOS 11/01/18 Fouls 30 at BOS 12/21/18 11 (2) vs. HOU 03/27/19 30 at ATL 01/13/19 13 at IND 12/12/18 BUCKS PLAYOFF MARGIN OF WINS & LOSSES Margin Won By Lost By Margin Won By 1 Lost By

11 BUCKS TOP SINGLE-GAME PLAYOFF PERFORMANCES Points # Date Opp G. Antetokounmpo 24 4/14 vs. DET George Hill 16 4/14 vs. DET Eric Bledsoe 15 4/14 vs. DET Rebounds # Date Opp G. Antetokounmpo 17 4/14 vs. DET Pat Connaughton 8 4/14 vs. DET Ersan Ilyasova 6 4/14 vs. DET Assists # Date Opp Sterling Brown 7 4/14 vs. DET Eric Bledsoe 5 4/14 vs. DET Blocks # Date Opp Brook Lopez 4 4/14 vs. DET D.J. Wilson 2 4/14 vs. DET Steals # Date Opp Sterling Brown 3 4/14 vs. DET FG Made # Date Opp G. Antetokounmpo 9 4/14 vs. DET George Hill 6 4/14 vs. DET FG Attempted # Date Opp G. Antetokounmpo 17 4/14 vs. DET Khris Middleton 13 4/14 vs. DET FT Made # Date Opp G. Antetokounmpo 5 4/14 vs. DET Brook Lopez 4 4/14 vs. DET FT Attempted # Date Opp G. Antetokounmpo 12 4/14 vs. DET Eric Bledsoe 4 4/14 vs. DET Brook Lopez 4 4/14 vs. DET 3FG Made # Date Opp Khris Middleton 4 4/14 vs. DET Sterling Brown 3 4/14 vs. DET 3FG Attempted # Date Opp Khris Middleton 7 4/14 vs. DET 4 Players 5 OPPONENTS TOP SINGLE-GAME PERFORMANCES Points # Date Opp Luke Kennard 21 4/14 vs. DET Andre Drummond 12 4/14 vs. DET Reggie Jackson 12 4/14 vs. DET Rebounds # Date Opp Andre Drummond 12 4/14 vs. DET Zaza Pachulia 9 4/14 vs. DET Langston Galloway 7 4/14 vs. DET Assists # Date Opp Ish Smith 6 4/14 vs. DET Reggie Jackson 5 4/14 vs. DET Blocks # Date Opp 2 Players 1 Steals # Date Opp Glenn Robinson III 2 4/14 vs. DET Ish Smith 2 4/14 vs. DET FG Made # Date Opp Luke Kennard 8 4/14 vs. DET Reggie Jackson 6 4/14 vs. DET FG Attempted # Date Opp Reggie Jackson 14 4/14 vs. DET Luke Kennard 14 4/14 vs. DET FT Made # Date Opp Andre Drummond 4 4/14 vs. DET FT Attempted # Date Opp Andre Drummond 6 4/14 vs. DET 3FG Made # Date Opp Luke Kennard 4 4/14 vs. DET 3FG Attempted # Date Opp Langston Galloway 6 4/14 vs. DET Thon Maker 6 4/14 vs. DET

12 BUCKS 2019 PLAYOFF GAME LEADERSHIP (includes ties) Player 10 PTS+ 20 PTS+ 30 PTS+ 10+ REBS 10+ ASTS DBL/DBL PTS REB AST STL BLK Antetokounmpo ^ 53^ 7 54* Bledsoe ~ Brogdon Brown Connaughton DiVincenzo Frazier 2 (6) (2) 2 (2) Gasol - (4) (2) - - (1) Hill 12 (7) 2 (1) Ilyasova Lopez Middleton Mirotić 9 (27) 2 (10) - (2) - (12) - - (11) Snell Wilson PLAYOFF GAMES MISSED DUE TO INJURY/ILLNESS/OTHER INJURY GAME(S) TOTAL REASON Malcolm Brogdon 4/14 1 Right foot plantar fascia Donte DiVincenzo 4/14 1 Bilateral heel bursitis Pau Gasol 4/14 1 Left foot soreness Tony Snell 4/14 1 Left ankle sprain Total MILWAUKEE BUCKS PLAYOFF STARTING LINEUPS Game Date Opponent PG/SG/SF/PF/C Result PG SG SF PF C 1 4/14 vs. Detroit Bledsoe/Brown/Middleton/Antetokounmpo/Lopez W Bledsoe Brown Middleton Antetokounmpo Lopez 2 4/17 vs. Detroit 3 4/20 at Detroit 4 4/22 at Detroit FISERV FORUM ATTENDANCE (Sellout: 17,341) Games 1 Total 17,529 Average 17,529 Sellouts 1 BUCKS REGULAR SEASON WATERMARKS Biggest Win 43 points ( on 11/21 vs. POR) Biggest Loss 20 points ( on 2/9 vs. ORL) Over games (Twice, most recently on 4/7) Under.500 N/A

13 2019 Milwaukee Bucks Playoff Roster # Player POS HT WT Birthdate Prior to NBA/Country NBA Exp. 34 Giannis Antetokounmpo F /06/94 Filathlitikos/Greece 5 6 Eric Bledsoe G /09/89 Kentucky/USA 8 13 Malcolm Brogdon G /11/92 Virginia/USA 2 23 Sterling Brown G /10/95 SMU/USA 1 24 Pat Connaughton G /06/93 Notre Dame/USA 3 9 Donte DiVincenzo G /31/97 Villanova/USA R 12 Tim Frazier G /01/90 Penn State/USA 4 17 Pau Gasol C /06/80 FC Barcelona/Spain 17 3 George Hill G /04/86 IUPUI/USA Ersan Ilyasova F /15/87 FC Barcelona/Turkey Brook Lopez C /01/88 Stanford/USA Khris Middleton F /12/91 Texas A&M/USA 6 41 Nikola Mirotić F /11/91 Real Madrid/Montenegro 4 21 Tony Snell G /10/91 New Mexico/USA 5 5 D.J. Wilson F /19/96 Michigan/USA 1 Head Coach: Assistant Coaches: Head Athletic Trainer VIA DRAFT: Giannis Antetokounmpo Malcolm Brogdon Donte DiVincenzo D.J. Wilson Mike Budenholzer (Pomona College) Darvin Ham (Texas Tech) Taylor Jenkins (Penn) Charles Lee (Bucknell) Ben Sullivan (Portland) Patrick St. Andrews (Penn State-Behrend) Josh Longstaff (Bryant) Vin Baker (Hartford) Scott Faust (Alabama Huntsville) HOW THE BUCKS WERE BUILT st round 15th overall nd round 36th overall st round 17th overall st round 17th overall VIA TRADE: Khris Middleton Acquired from the Detroit Pistons along with Brandon Knight and Viacheslav Kravtsov in exchange for Brandon Jennings on July 31, Tony Snell Acquired from the Chicago Bulls in exchange for Michael Carter-Williams on Oct. 17, Sterling Brown Acquired from the Philadelphia 76ers for cash considerations on July 6, Eric Bledsoe Acquired from the Phoenix Suns in exchange for Greg Monroe and a future first and second round draft pick on Nov. 7, George Hill Acquired in a three-team trade from Cleveland with a 2021 second-round pick in exchange for Matthew Dellavedova, John Henson and a first and second-round draft pick in 2021, on Dec. 7, Nikola Mirotić Acquired in a three-team trade from New Orleans on Feb. 7, VIA FREE AGENCY: Pat Connaughton Signed with the Bucks on 08/01/18 Tim Frazier Signed with the Bucks on 03/19/19 Pau Gasol Signed with the Bucks on 03/03/19 Ersan Ilyasova Signed with the Bucks on 07/16/18 Brook Lopez Signed with the Bucks on 07/17/18