Here's What Giannis Antetokounmpo Said After Winning Game 4 - Sports Illustrated

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Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Milwaukee Bucks crushed the Chicago Bulls by a score of 119-95 on Sunday in Illinois at the United Center. 

2021 NBA Finals MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo had a fantastic game scoring 32 points, grabbing 17 rebounds and dishing out seven assists. 

The Bucks now have a commanding 3-1 lead as the series heads back to Wisconsin for Game 5. 

After the big win, Antetokounmpo spoke with Malika Andrews of ESPN, and the clip of the interview can be watched here. 

"Our defense," Antetokounmpo said of what the Bucks will need to do in Game 5 to close out the series. "We gotta keep up our defense." 

The Bucks held the Bulls to under 100 points in each of the last two games.  

Last season, the Bucks won the NBA Title, and this season they finished as the third seed in the Eastern Conference. 

As for the Bulls, they have not been to the postseason since 2017 prior to this year, and they finished the regular season as the sixth seed in the east. 

  • MIDDLETON TO MISS REST OF FIRST-ROUND: The Milwaukee Bucks won the NBA title last season, and Khris Middleton was one of the biggest reasons they came out on top. According to ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski, the former All-Star will miss the rest of the first-round against the Chicago Bulls with a knee injury . CLICK HERE.
  • CHRIS PAUL MEETS WITH MEDIA AFTER GAME 3: The Phoenix Suns picked up a significant win in Game 3 on Friday evening in New Orleans, and after the game, Chris Paul spoke with the media. Devin Booker did not play in the game because he was out due to a hamstring injury. CLICK HERE. 

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