On a night where the Milwaukee Bucks were without their best player, Giannis Antetokounmpo, due to injury management, Damian Lillard had to shoulder the majority of the offensive workload during their Wednesday night clash against the Toronto Raptors, especially with Khris Middleton still under a minutes restriction. And Lillard delivered in a big way. The Bucks star had his best all-around game following the offseason trade that sent him to Milwaukee, dropping 37 points and 13 assists on 9-18 shooting from the field, 4-8 from deep, and 15-16 from the free-throw line en route to a 128-112 win.Milwaukee Bucks Star Damian Lillard Sheds Light on Calf Injury After Two-Game AbsenceIn fact, this was such a huge bounce-back for the Bucks that they barely had any troubles handling a Raptors team that gave them fits earlier in the season. Lillard, in particular, was dominant, with Dennis Schroder and the rest of the Raptors defense at his mercy, and in the process, he put up a historic effort that would go down in the franchise history books.

In fact, this was such a huge bounce-back for the Bucks that they barely had any troubles handling a Raptors team that gave them fits earlier in the season. Lillard, in particular, was dominant, with Dennis Schroder and the rest of the Raptors defense at his mercy, and in the process, he put up a historic effort that would go down in the franchise history books