Bucks Drop 406 Threes Per Game, Dominate Regular Season
Second Place Thunder Trail By Significant Margin
Impressive Regular Season Shooting Performance
The Milwaukee Bucks have made a statement in the regular season, leading the league in three-point attempts with an impressive 406 attempts per game. This dominant shooting performance has given them a significant advantage over the second-place Oklahoma City Thunder, who attempted 387 threes per game.
The gap between the Bucks and the Thunder is even more pronounced than the gap between the Thunder and the next team on the list. This dominance in three-point shooting has been a key factor in the Bucks' success during the regular season, and it is a trend that they hope to continue in the playoffs.
With their impressive shooting performance, the Bucks have established themselves as a formidable force in the Eastern Conference. They will look to continue their strong play in the playoffs as they aim to make a deep run and contend for the NBA championship.
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