Paul George may have had the first word on Thursday night in Milwaukee, but Tyrese Maxey made the loudest statement of them all as the Sixers beat the Bucks in Milwaukee on Thursday night.

Denver was on a nasty seven-game winning streak before the Chicago Bulls on the second night of a back-to-back snapped it. The Nuggets are now 8-1 in the last nine games and rank top three overall in offensive and defensive efficiency on the year.

Orlando capitalized in the form of 33 points off turnovers and 41 fast break points — setting a new season-high in the latter, falling one-point shy of the all-time team record. The Magic had 42 fast break points in 2000 — one of the more interesting franchise records yet to be broken in the modern era.

Maxey scored a career-high 54 points against the Milwaukee Bucks, adding yet another reason to keep his name in the MVP conversation.

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Quinn Allen's favorite NBA player props for Thursday, November 20, include Myles Turner, Nickeil Alexander-Walker, and Zach LaVine.

The Philadelphia 76ers expect to have Paul George in the lineup again on Thursday night, but the Milwaukee Bucks won't be as lucky with Giannis Antetokounmpo when the clubs meet for the first time this season in Milwaukee.

Doc Rivers and guard Rajon Rondo were a lethal duo in Boston, where Rivers spent 12 years as the Celtic's head coach and where Rondo had the only four All-Star