PREVIEW: The Milwaukee Bucks arrive in Cleveland for the Cavaliers' home debut, bringing elite offensive efficiency and a perfect early-season record to face a team still finding its footing. Giannis Antetokounmpo has been historically dominant through two games, averaging 34 points, 17 rebounds, and six assists—the first 30/15/5 two-game start in NBA history. The Bucks rank third in turnover rate and excel at forcing few mistakes, though their defense struggles against perimeter shooting, ranking 27th in three-point defense. The undefeated Bucks face a Cavaliers squad still without multiple starters, including key backcourt contributors who remain sidelined with injury. Cleveland counters with elite efficiency from beyond the arc, ranking first in three-point attempt frequency at 53.5 percent, yet they've been inconsistent in converting those looks from distance. The home team also struggles with offensive rebounding, sitting at the bottom tier with a 19.1 percent offensive rebound percentage, which could prove costly against Milwaukee's active frontcourt. Defensively, the Cavaliers surrender too many easy baskets at the rim, ranking 25th in rim protection, while the Bucks' turnover discipline and strong free-throw shooting create a clash of contrasting styles. History favors Cleveland, which has won five consecutive matchups against Milwaukee and captured eight of the last ten head-to-head contests.