Well, I had high expectations for the Bucks tonight, especially since they led for the majority of the game, the fact that LeBron was nearly non-existant, and because they came into this game with a seven game winning streak at home, but they lost.

Michael Redd managed to get 26 points, but other than that, the Bucks didn't have a whole lot going for them. Early on Andrew Bogut, the Bucks center, managed to do extremely well, but later on he just didn't have an impact. The best thing they've done tonight is hold the LeBron James to six points, which is no small feat.

However, the Cavaliers' power forward Drew Gooden managed to get a season high of 31 points (he averages only eleven points) and grabbed 16 rebounds, and with this, he made the Bucks look extremely bad.

Overall, there was no reason the Bucks should've lost this game, but it happens, and hopefully they'll be able to recooperate from this loss, and be able to defeat the Denver Nuggets on Monday. Lucky for them, Carmello Anthony is still suspended, but they'll have to deal with Allen Iverson, which really could prove to be tough for them. Their best is to make sure Iverson doesn't get easy baskets, and try to play good defense.

The Bucks are now 16-17. They are now below .500, but with another win they can reach .500 again.