NEW YORK, N.Y. - Bucks coach Jason Kidd sees better things in the future for the New York Knicks.Zaza Pachulia had 16 points and 14 rebounds as the Milwaukee Bucks handed New York its 11th straight loss, 95-82 Sunday night.Its tough, Kidd said. The league is not easy. Its tough every night no matter what the record is. As a young team we cant take anyone for granted. Theyre going to get healthy and be better than what their record is.Tim Hardaway, Jr. had 17 points for the Knicks (5-31), who lost a franchise-record 10th straight home game. They are one overall loss from matching the teams 1985 record for most consecutive losses.Losing isnt enjoyable in any way shape or form, coach Derek Fisher said. From an emotional stand point, you just have to continue to manage what you can manage, what you can control.The Knicks played without Carmelo Anthony (sore left knee), Amare Stoudemire (sore right knee), Andrea Bargnani (strained right calf) and Iman Shumpert (dislocated left shoulder).By the end of the fourth quarter, there were chants of Fire Fisher!Itll turn for us, it just doesnt look that way right now, Fisher said.Giannis Antetokounmpo had 16 points and 12 rebounds for Milwaukee (18-17).We play hard and were a team not built on one guy, Kidd said. Were built on everybody doing their job and understanding their role and doing it as hard as they can.Antetokounmpo thought Quincy Acys dunk with 3:27 remaining in the second quarter was a turning point.I got mad, Im not going to lie, I was mad, Antetokounmpo said.It was kind of a dangerous play because the crowd got in the game as well and we were up only a couple of points, Pachulia said.It was Acys dunk that reminded Pachulia and the Bucks that the Knicks should still be taken seriously despite their woeful record entering the game.We had a speech actually before we went on the court, Pachulia said. It doesnt matter who we play against. We have to play hard every single night.The Bucks were up 45-38 at the half and took control in the third. They were up by 13 four minutes into the quarter and the Knicks never got closer than 10 the rest of the way.After an 11th straight loss and only one win in their past 22 games, the shorthanded Knicks are reeling more than ever.Were motivated just to try and get a win, Cole Aldrich said. Thats our biggest thing right now. Weve dropped a number in a row and were just trying to get back on our feet.TIP-INSMilwaukee: Kidd was asked before the game if Brandon Knight deserved an All-Star berth. I think if you go on numbers he has a chance and if your team is winning you should always be looked upon so well see, he said.New York: Stoudemire was out with a sore right knee. He is stunned by the teams struggles. This is beyond my imagination at this point, Stoudemire said. I never thought Id see this. When I first signed with New York that wasnt the game plan. 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Valtteri Filppula also scored for the Lightning, who were coming off consecutive shutout losses to Columbus (1-0) and Pittsburgh (3-0). Ondrej Palat had two assists. Ottawa, which has dropped seven of 10, got a goal from Patrick Wiercioch. "Were just finding ways to lose," Wiercioch said. "We know we can be a better team and be more consistent, and we havent proven that yet." Tampa Bay defenceman Victor Hedman left after the first period with a lower-body injury, while defenceman Keith Aulie departed during the second due to a broken hand. Lightning coach Jon Cooper said Aulie will have surgery Friday, and that Hedman will likely miss Saturday nights game against Winnipeg. "I dont know when hes coming back," Cooper said of Hedman. "Hes more a day to day. Well see what happens, but I dont expect him back for Winnipeg." The Lightning were already without several key players, including centre Steven Stamkos (broken leg), left wing Ryan Malone (broken ankle), and defencemen Eric Brewer (lower body) and Radko Gudas (upper body). "A big effort from an extremely short-handed team," Cooper said. Stamkos has a goal of returning in February, while Malone will be out three to four weeks. Brewer and Gudas could soon return. St. Louis beat goalie RRobin Lehner from just outside the crease to give Tampa Bay a 2-1 advantage 13:19 into the second.dddddddddddd The Lightning captain tied Jason Arnott for 91st place on the NHL points list with 938. Filppulas goal from the left circle made it 3-1 at 10:56 of the third. St. Louis put the Lightning up 1-0 when he scored while falling forward with 3:15 left in the first. Wiercioch tied it at 1-all with a power-play goal 6:11 into the second. The defenceman had not scored a goal in his previous 20 games dating to last season. "Obviously, we didnt play hard enough to win," Ottawa coach Paul MacLean said. "I dont think its like inches and inches and miles and miles that we have to play harder, but we have to play harder longer." Bishop made one of his 33 saves early in the first on Chris Neils slot shot. The Lightning acquired Bishop from Ottawa last April. "Its always nice to beat a team that traded you," said Bishop, who has won both of his games against the Senators. Lehner kept the Senators within one early in the third when he stopped a shot by Nate Thompson during a breakaway. Lehner finished with 19 saves. "We were just not good enough," Senators captain Jason Spezza said. "I think we were playing too cautious, and in turn I dont think we played with enough confidence and made too many mistakes. It just seemed like we were a little bit scared to make mistakes, and when you play cautious like that and dont play with enough confidence, thats why were losing games. We have to be a more-attacking team. 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