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Giannis Out Bucks Star Misses NBA All-Star, Unlikely to Return Before Then

As the NBA All-Star Game approaches, Milwaukee Bucks fans are facing a disappointing reality – their star player, Giannis Antetokounmpo, will miss the event due to a lingering left calf strain. The bad news doesn't stop there, as coach Doc Rivers revealed that Giannis is unlikely to return to the court before then.

Giannis has been sidelined for over a week now, and despite the team's efforts to get him back on track, he won't be suiting up for the NBA All-Star Game next Sunday. According to Rivers, We've just been monitoring it and it just hasn't improved enough for us to play him. He added, If this was a playoff game, would he play? Probably yes. But this is not, and we want to make sure he's playing in the playoffs.

The Bucks have struggled without Giannis, posting a 4-5 record during his absence this season. His impressive averages of 31.8 points, 12.2 rebounds, 5.9 assists, and 1.3 blocked shots per game are sorely missed.

As the Bucks prepare to face Golden State on Monday and Minnesota on Wednesday, fans can expect to see more of Giannis' absence being felt. However, Rivers remains optimistic that his star player will be back in action by February 20, when the Bucks take on the Los Angeles Clippers at home.

Despite their current struggles, the Bucks still boast a respectable 27-23 record (fifth in the Eastern Conference). Fans are holding their breath, hoping that Giannis' return will spark a turnaround. Will the Bucks be able to right the ship without their star player? Only time will tell.

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