Bucks Fall Behind, Make It Close, But Never Catch Up In 107-104 Loss

Sometimes you dig a hole you just can’t get out of.  The Washington Wizards scored the first 14 points of the game Tuesday night and went on to beat Milwaukee 107-104.  Trailing by 14 at half, the Bucks went on an 18-6 run to pull within two, but kept making critical errors and missing shots the rest of an otherwise-thrilling N-B-A game at the B-M-O-Harris Bradley Center.  They cut the deficit to one point five different times and missed two chances in the closing seconds.  Giannis Antetokounmpo scored 23 points, had 13 rebounds, eight assists, six blocked shots and three steals.  Jabari Parker hit his first five shots and finished the game with 19 points in 27 minutes.  It isn’t clear if Parker will play tonight when the Bucks are in Detroit meeting the Pistons.