Bucks injury report vs Celtics: Are Giannis and Khris Middleton playing in tonight's game? Time, TV, starters, odds

The Milwaukee Bucks are amid one of their worst stretches of play in years, having lost four in a row and six of seven.

Getting out of it won’t be easy, as they host the best team in the NBA tonight in the Boston Celtics.

Brook Lopez and the Milwaukee Bucks hope to snap a four-game losing streak tonight. But awaiting them on Tuesday is the No. 1-seeded Boston Celtics.

What time is the Bucks game?

Tipoff is scheduled for 6:35 p.m.

What channel is the Bucks game on?

The game will be broadcast on TNT and truTV. Brian Anderson, Greg Anthony and Stephanie Ready will be on the call.

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Is Giannis playing?

Following the team's shootaround on Tuesday, Antetokounmpo was upgraded to probable to play with tendinopathy (swelling and/or pain) in his left hamstring. He began the day as questionable. He’s missed three games with the issue since first feeling it on March 10 in Los Angeles.

In his pregame availability, Bucks coach Doc Rivers confirmed that Antetokounmpo will play.

Khris Middleton injury: Will Bucks forward play vs Celtics?

Middleton left the Bucks’ last game against New York in the second quarter with mouth trauma by the team following two collisions with Knicks players that caused him to bleed from the mouth. He immediately went to the dentist after the game.

But on the Bucks’ off day Monday, he appeared on the injury report with a bruised right quadriceps muscle. He is probable to play vs. Boston.

Rivers also confirmed before the game that Middleton will play against the Celtics.

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