Milwaukee BucksApri l’analisi completa
Indiana PacersApri l’analisi completa
The Milwaukee Bucks edged the Indiana Pacers 117–115 on November 3 at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in a defensive slugfest that hinged on perimeter shooting and fourth-quarter execution. Giannis Antetokounmpo led the Bucks with 33 points while Pascal Siakam paced Indiana with 32, yet the difference proved Milwaukee's superior three-point volume—the Bucks connected on 20 threes compared to the Pacers' eight, a 12-shot gap that defined the margin. Milwaukee shot 47.7 percent overall and benefited from a balanced fourth quarter (33 points) to seal the win despite committing 18 turnovers; Indiana's 43 rebounds and 24 assists showed offensive balance, but a 43.3 field-goal percentage and fourth-quarter collapse (38 points allowed) proved costly. Both teams posted nearly identical offensive ratings around 110, signaling a competitive contest decided by efficiency at the margins. The Bucks' ball-handling issues—those 18 turnovers—remain a concern heading into their next matchup.
