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Milwaukee Bucks vs. Oklahoma City Thunder: Roster, TV listing, odds

The Milwaukee Bucks look for more consistency in their second preseason game at Oklahoma City on Oct. 7.

Milwaukee Bucks vs. Oklahoma City Thunder: Roster, TV listing, odds

The Milwaukee Bucks are set to play against the Oklahoma City Thunder in a preseason game tonight at the Paycom Center in Oklahoma City. Coach Taylor Jenkins is looking to improve the team's overall defensive effort and offensive attack, noting that the Bucks were inconsistent in their opening preseason exhibition loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves on October 5th. The tip-off for the Bucks game is scheduled for 7 p.m. CT. The broadcast of the game will be available on MY24, an over-the-air channel in Milwaukee.

For the game against the Thunder, the Bucks have made some roster changes compared to their opening preseason game. Coach Jenkins plans to start Kel el Ware at forward alongside Myles Turner. The starting guards for the Bucks are Ryan Rollins and Tyler Herro, with Kel el Ware and Jaime Jaquez Jr. filling the forward positions. Center Myles Turner will also be on the court for the Bucks.

The Milwaukee Bucks roster includes a mix of players on two-way contracts and training camp contracts. The team has a total of twelve players confirmed for the game against the Thunder. The over/under for the game is set at 218.5 points, with the Bucks being 12.5-point underdogs in the matchup.

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