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Milwaukee defeated Chicago 126–110 at Fiserv Forum on November 7, with Giannis Antetokounmpo dominating the visiting Bulls by scoring 41 points while Myles Turner added 23 off the bench. The Bucks controlled the game through a decisive fourth quarter, outscoring Chicago 41–30 in that frame to seal the 16-point victory. Milwaukee shot 46.6 percent from the field and made 16 three-pointers, while holding the Bulls to just 10 made threes despite Chicago's 48.9 field-goal percentage. The hosts finished with 53 rebounds and 27 assists, posting a 116.8 offensive rating against Chicago's 106.8, and their defense limited turnovers to 11 while forcing 14 from the Bulls. Chicago's M. Buzelis (20 points) and T. Jones (17 points) couldn't overcome the deficit, and the Bulls' 34 assists signaled ball movement that went unrewarded. Milwaukee's fourth-quarter explosion demonstrates their capacity to separate late, a trend that could prove crucial in playoff positioning.
