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The Milwaukee Bucks defeated the Oklahoma City Thunder 110–93 on February 12 at Paycom Center, controlling the matchup through superior offensive execution and defensive intensity. Obi Dieng led Milwaukee with 19 points, while Ayo Green contributed 17 points as the Bucks shot 46.3 percent from the field and made 17 three-pointers compared to Oklahoma City's 15. The Bucks' defense was stifling, holding the Thunder to just 37.3 percent shooting and forcing 16 turnovers while recording nine steals; Milwaukee's defensive rating of 99.1 dominated Oklahoma City's offensive rating of 99.1. The second quarter proved decisive, with the Bucks outscoring the Thunder 37–30 to build separation they would not relinquish. Milwaukee's ball movement was evident in 25 assists against Oklahoma City's 22, and the Bucks' bench depth allowed them to maintain pressure throughout. The game finished well below the Vegas total of 214.5 at 203 combined points, reflecting the defensive nature of the contest. The victory underscores Milwaukee's depth and defensive versatility as they continue their push through the regular season.
