Milwaukee overcame a great game by Duncan, beating San Antonio 93-83. "It's a team sport," said losing coach Bob. "If we had another couple players like Duncan out there, we'd have won this game easily. But we didn't, so we didn't." Bob has been under fire lately, and the lackluster performance by his players (save Duncan) certainly doesn't improve his job security any.

The normally-quiet Duncan was less than satisfied after the game. "I feel betrayed - like I did my best and my teammates didn't. I don't know if it was coach's fault for not getting the team up, or if the other players just all had an off day at the same time. But this was a close game, we had our chances, and we didn't execute when we needed."

Milwaukee was led by Jaramillo (16 points, 8 boards, 0 assists, 4 blocks), Thomas (23 points, 6 boards, 1 assists, a block), Valentine (16 points, 10 boards, 0 assists, a block). San Antonio was led by Duncan (23 points, 11 boards, 1 assists), Mudd (6 points, 6 boards, 3 assists, a steal), Dick (15 points).

With the victory, Milwaukee improve to 38-17 and 20-9 at home. They remain at #1 in the Central and remain at #1 overall in the Eastern Conference. San Antonio have been beaten in the past 5 games and stand at 28-28. They remain at #4 in the Southwest and remain at #7 overall in the Western Conference.

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