Even though the Milwaukee Bucks were not in action on Sunday, they watched the 9th seed Washington Wizards lose 126-117 to the Chicago Bulls, pushing them 27.5 games back with 27 games to play. This meant that Giannis Antetokounmpo and Co clinched a playoff berth on 23 February, which is now earliest date on the calendar in NBA history that a team has entered the playoffs.Milwaukee Bucks v Brooklyn NetsThe playoffs are scheduled to begin on 18 April, which is almost two months away.The Bulls beat the Wizards. With that, the #Bucks have clinched a playoff berth. Feb. 23 is the earliest a team has clinched a spot in NBA history, topping 2017 Warriors (Feb. 25).— JR Radcliffe (@JRRadcliffe) February 24, 2020The Bucks have a monstrous 48-8 regular season win-loss record, leading the Western Conference and the league. Their current run is on pace to bag them 70 wins before the season wraps up, a mark that has been achieved by only two teams previously.Milwaukee Bucks v Indiana PacersTheir net rating of 11.8 is the league's best, and the squad also boasts a league-best points differential of +12.4 so far. The Milwaukee Bucks also lead the NBA in defensive rating (101.9) and are third in terms of offensive rating (113.7).Giannis Antetokounmpo is on his way to become a back-to-back MVP award winner. He has blistering averages like 30 points, 13.6 rebounds and 5.8 assists, while playing just 30.9 minutes per contest this season.