The Bucks have won three consecutive games since the All-Star break and four overall, and Kuzma has played an important part in each.

The Milwaukee Bucks will play the Dallas Mavericks for the second and final time this season. This time, the game will be in Milwaukee, and the Bucks will look to sweep the season series. This will be the Bucks' 61st game of the season.

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Milwaukee Bucks head coach Doc Rivers offered a big update on the ankle injury that forward Kyle Kuzma suffered against the Dallas Mavericks.

Kyle Kuzma’s post on the Bucks winning streak sparked conversations, putting the struggling Wizards back in the spotlight.

"Ion (I don't) remember the last time I had a 4-game win streak," the Bucks forward posted. Kuzma has gotten better at playing winning basketball with the Bucks and it even looks

Doc Rivers admitted that the massive trade involving Kyle Kuzma and Khris Middleton took some time because the Milwaukee Bucks hesitated to send 20-year-old guard AJ Johnson to the Washington Wizards.

Milwaukee sought more youth and athleticism, which they found in Kyle Kuzma, Kevin Porter Jr., and Jericho Sims.

Kyle Kuzma is settling in nicely with the Bucks, putting up arguably his best game for his new team since the midseason trade.