The Milwaukee Bucks are on a rollercoaster. Ten games, five wins, five losses. Their 18-16 record sits them fifth in the East. Not bad, but not great. Fresh off their 2024 NBA Cup glory, Giannis Antetokounmpo and crew know this isn’t enough. They’ve tasted victory and want seconds. To turn this around? Head coach Doc Rivers just needs one thing—healthy players and a bit of that Bucks magic.

With the big Wednesday showdown against the San Antonio Spurs on the horizon, all eyes are on the Milwaukee Bucks‘ dynamic duo. Will Giannis Antetokounmpo and Khris Middleton hit the floor? These two don’t just bring the spark—they pack the winning punch. Their presence could mean the difference between a thriller and a nail-biter. Let’s dive in and uncover the buzz!

Will the Bucks have Giannis Antetokounmpo and Khris Middleton on Wednesday?

The Bucks have listed Giannis Antetokounmpo (knee) as probable for Wednesday’s showdown with the Spurs. Despite receiving three stitches on his right pinkie after Monday’s game against the Raptors, that injury is not a concern. His main focus is on right patella tendinopathy, but it doesn’t seem to be hindering his performance. The Greek Freak has played over 30 minutes in each of his last 10 games, continuing to dominate. So, expect him to play without any minute restrictions, ready to bring his usual heat to the court!

Meanwhile, the team has also listed the 33-year-old veteran forward Khris Middleton (ankles) as probable for Wednesday. Middleton sat out Monday’s win over the Raptors but is mostly likely to return against the Spurs. The Bucks are still handling his minutes carefully after offseason ankle surgeries. But don’t let that fool you! Over his last five starts, he’s been solid—dropping 14.2 points, grabbing 5.4 boards, and dishing 4.2 assists in just 27 minutes per game.

Now, let’s take a quick look at the injury reports of both sides.

Bucks vs. Spurs: Injury Report

The Bucks have one thing on their minds: Giannis Antetokounmpo and Khris Middleton , both are listed as probable, but caution seems to be the name of Doc Rivers’ game. No one wants to risk further injuries—especially not now. With the team hitting a rough patch, the Greek Freak is more than just a player; he’s their lifeline. As for Middleton, his presence is just as crucial. Meanwhile, guard Andre Jackson is day-to-day due to his back spasms, but is likely to suit up on Wednesday.

On the other hand, the San Antonio Spurs have forward Jeremy Sochan missing the game as per ESPN’s reports. The hoopster has been ruled out due to back tightness. Meanwhile, Riley Minix is listed as day-to-day with his two-way contract with the team. Besides, none of the major names like Victor Wembanyama or Chris Paul are on the injury list. And that’s a good sign!

So, now we know what the injury reports look like and whether the Bucks have to worry too much or not. The 2021 NBA Champs need their powerhouse Giannis Antetokounmpo, but keeping in mind his injury status, things could be taken a bit slow, who knows? Meanwhile, you could place your bets on who would win the Wednesday showdown: The Milwaukee Bucks or the San Antonio Spurs.