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The Toronto Raptors dominated the Milwaukee Bucks 122–94 on February 22 at Fiserv Forum, delivering a comprehensive road victory powered by elite perimeter shooting and suffocating defense. Immanuel Quickley led Toronto with 32 points, while Brandon Ingram added 22, anchoring an offensive attack that shot 46.8% from the field and buried 16 three-pointers. The Raptors' second quarter proved decisive—they outscored Milwaukee 38–24 in that frame to establish control—and maintained their edge throughout, holding the Bucks to just 41.2% shooting and forcing 17 turnovers. Toronto's ball movement was exceptional, recording 34 assists on 122 points, while their defense held Milwaukee to a 96.5 offensive rating. The Raptors' 11 steals further strangled the Bucks' offense, and at 122 points they fell well short of the 219.5 Vegas total. Milwaukee's K. Porter Jr. and R. Rollins each scored 21 points in a losing effort, but the home team's 126.9 defensive rating exposed their vulnerability. Toronto's second-half dominance signals serious Eastern Conference contention.
