Phoenix Suns vs Milwaukee Bucks — 105:108, NBA

Milwaukee edged Phoenix 108-105 in an NBA matchup, pulling out a three-point win in a game defined by shot-making from deep. The Bucks were highly efficient overall (23-of-39 from the field, 59.0%) and leaned on their perimeter accuracy (16 made threes) to stay in front during key stretches. Phoenix countered with volume and balance, shooting 50.0% (25-of-50) and knocking down 15 three-pointers on 39 attempts, keeping the score tight into the closing minutes. Phoenix’s offense was led by Jalen Green, who scored 24 points to pace the Suns. Collin Gillespie added 18 points, while O. Ighodaro (12) and Jordan Goodwin (11) also reached double figures, helping Phoenix generate 27 assists and consistent scoring across the lineup. Despite that ball movement and perimeter production, the Suns couldn’t create enough separation late to flip the result. Milwaukee’s efficiency and edge on the glass proved decisive. The Bucks won the rebounding battle 42-38 and managed the game with 20 assists while converting at a higher rate from the floor. In a one-possession finish, those extra rebounds and made threes helped Milwaukee withstand Phoenix’s late push and close out the three-point victory. Going forward, Phoenix can take positives from its spacing, three-point output, and assist total, but will likely look to tighten up late-game execution and find ways to win the rebounding margin in close contests. Milwaukee’s takeaway is clear: when the Bucks pair elite shooting efficiency with enough rebounding to finish possessions, they can win tight games even without overwhelming assist numbers.