Milwaukee BucksApri l’analisi completa
Washington WizardsApri l’analisi completa
The Washington Wizards defeated the Milwaukee Bucks 109–99 on January 29 at Capital One Arena, holding their opponent well below the Vegas total of 223.5 points in a defensive battle. K. George led Washington with 23 points while A. Sarr added 16, as the Wizards' defense limited Milwaukee to just 99 points despite the Bucks shooting 41.8 percent from the field and making 10 three-pointers. Washington's defensive rating of 95.2 proved decisive, and the home team controlled the second quarter with 32 points to establish early separation. The Wizards' 61 rebounds and 8 steals underscored their physical dominance, though they shot only 39.6 percent and committed 13 turnovers. M. Turner paced Milwaukee with 21 points and K. Kuzma contributed 19, but the Bucks' 25 assists couldn't overcome their 43-rebound deficit and stagnant third quarter, when they managed just 20 points in the second frame. Washington's defensive intensity and rebounding advantage proved too much for a Milwaukee squad that struggled to establish offensive rhythm. The loss marks a concerning trend for the Bucks' road performance against Eastern Conference competition.
