The Milwaukee Bucks have a spot in the postseason, only a week after the All-Star Game.
The Bucks became the first team in the NBA to clinch a berth Sunday after Washington lost to Chicago. The Wizards are in ninth place in an Eastern Conference that the Bucks have been running away with for months.
Milwaukee is 48-8, on pace to join the Golden State Warriors (2015-16) and Chicago Bulls (1995-96) as the only teams in NBA history to win 70 games.
“Enjoy this Sunday bucks fans. Earliest playoff clinch in NBA history. It’s not even March yet!!” Bucks Senior Vice President Alex Lasry wrote on Twitter.
Enjoy this Sunday bucks fans. Earliest playoff clinch in NBA history. It’s not even March yet!!
— Alex Lasry (@AlexanderLasry) February 24, 2020
http://twitter.com/AlexanderLasry/status/1231775173063462914?s
The Bucks did clinch on an earlier date than the Warriors, but the NBA season also now starts slightly earlier.
The postseason starts April 18.
