The Milwaukee Bucks did something in Utah Monday night that has not been done since the dawn of the iPod, Wikipedia, and Windows XP: they won.

The Bucks 117-111 win over the Jazz in Utah was the first time it has been done since 2001. It was a bounceback victory for the Bucks after a tough loss to Golden State over the weekend. The Jazz held the lead entering the fourth quarter after responding to a strong response by the Bucks in the second quarter to outscore them 34-21 in the third stanza. The Bucks outscored them 28-18 in the fourth quarter and held off a late charge by the Jazz to break the 21-year losing streak in Salt Lake City. 

Giannis Antetokounmpo led the way with 30 points and 15 boards while Jrue Holiday scored 29 points. Khris Middleton chipped in 23 points in the victory. Donovan Mitchell and Mike Conley each tallied 29 points in the loss for the Jazz.

The Bucks' road trip continues Wednesday as they face the Sacramento Kings.