Milwaukee BucksApri l’analisi completa
Philadelphia 76ersApri l’analisi completa
The Philadelphia 76ers defeated the Milwaukee Bucks 139–122 on January 27 at Wells Fargo Center, combining efficient shooting with ball movement to cruise past a struggling Milwaukee offense. Paul George led the 76ers with 32 points while Joel Embiid added 29, as Philadelphia shot 52.5 percent from the field and buried 22 three-pointers to exceed the Vegas total of 219.5 points. The Bucks' Myles Turner scored 31 points and Rasheed Rollins chipped in 24, but Milwaukee's 11 turnovers and 51.2 percent shooting proved costly against a disciplined Philadelphia defense that forced just six turnovers of its own. The 76ers controlled the tempo with 35 assists on 46 rebounds, establishing a 141.0 offensive rating compared to Milwaukee's 120.9, while Philadelphia's defensive rating of 120.9 held the Bucks to a fourth-quarter collapse that saw Milwaukee score just 27 points in the final frame. The 17-point margin underscored Philadelphia's depth and execution; the Bucks' fourth-quarter struggles particularly highlighted their offensive limitations. Milwaukee's turnover issues and inability to keep pace offensively suggest continued challenges in their Eastern Conference positioning.
