Game report: Tuesday at a glance
ON THE COURT
PLAYER OF THE GAME: Mo Williams was getting worried late in the game that he would not get the one assist he needed to complete his triple-double. "Because I knew (coach Terry Stotts) wasn't going to give me too many trips down the floor to get it," said Williams. "I'm glad it happened real quick."
PLAY OF THE GAME: Bucks rookie Ersan Ilyasova sank a three-pointer with 2:53 left to give the Bucks a 116-84 lead and Williams his triple-double. Ilyasova said the orders he had received had been direct. "Pick and pop," he said.
OFF THE BENCH: Yes, they still love Gary Payton at the Bradley Center. When the Heat guard entered the game for the first time late in the first quarter, the fans were booing him as he approached the scorer's table and before he could even get on the court. He was the booed virtually every time he touched the ball throughout the game.
STATISTICS SHEET: Williams is the 15th player in team history to record a triple-double. It was the 43rd triple-double in franchise history. Guard Charlie Bell, who had a triple-double last season against Phoenix, was the last Bucks player to record one. "We're even," said Bell. "I've got a couple more left in me, but it's a little difficult for me from the (shooting) guard spot. Mo has that ball in his hands and is able to do a lot of things with it. But I'm happy for him."
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