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The Milwaukee Bucks have been energized by the return of Giannis Antetokounmpo, who has been instrumental in their recent impressive run. This resurgent form has seen them win five of their last seven games, including a nail-biting victory over the Los Angeles Lakers. Antetokounmpo, recently back from a calf strain, has not only contributed with notable scoring but also delivered crucial defensive plays which turned games to Milwaukee's favor. With Antetokounmpo back on the court, the Bucks have seen their position solidified in the Eastern Conference as they aim to re-enter the playoff race. As he averages 29.2 points and 9.8 rebounds per game, Giannis is once again proving indispensable. Supporting him are teammates Kevin Porter Jr., Ryan Rollins, Bobby Portis, and Kyle Kuzma, all of whom are contributing double figures to the scoring sheet. The upcoming clash with the Denver Nuggets presents yet another opportunity for the Bucks to fortify their momentum. The Nuggets, though enduring a tough period with injuries, remain a formidable opponent. Center Nikola Jokic's absence with a knee injury means Denver has been navigating rough waters without their primary scoring and playmaking option. Additionally, Jamal Murray's limited play time due to a sore ankle adds to the challenge for the Nuggets. Despite these challenges, Denver's roster has seen players like Peyton Watson step up, posting impressive stats in Jokic and Murray's absence. However, the Nuggets' struggle with turnovers, illustrated by their 19 against Atlanta, highlights the difficulty they face in managing games without their star performers. As the Bucks aim for a solid 3-1 outing in their Western Conference road trip, they remain vigilant and focused, knowing that maintaining a competitive edge is crucial, especially against a Denver team eager to overcome its injury woes and reassert itself at home.