Portland Trail Blazers vs Milwaukee Bucks — 130:99, NBA

The Portland Trail Blazers delivered a dominant 130–99 win over the Milwaukee Bucks, pulling away early and never letting the game tighten. Portland’s offense was efficient and balanced, pairing strong shooting with consistent ball movement to build a sizable cushion and extend it as the night went on. Scoot Henderson set the tone for Portland with 23 points, while Deni Avdija and Jerami Grant added 18 apiece to keep pressure on Milwaukee’s defense. The Blazers’ passing was a constant advantage, finishing with 30 assists, and their work on the glass (54 rebounds) helped them generate extra opportunities and control the pace. Milwaukee got a standout scoring night from Rollins Ryan, who led all scorers with 36 points, and Ousmane Dieng contributed 16. However, the Bucks couldn’t match Portland’s overall efficiency or depth of scoring. Despite making 14 three-pointers, Milwaukee’s 34 rebounds and 22 assists reflected a tougher time sustaining stops and creating consistent, high-quality offense. The result is a statement win for Portland, showing the impact of efficient shooting and shared playmaking in a lopsided outcome. For Milwaukee, the performance highlighted the need for more balance around its top scorer and improved control of the boards to avoid giving opponents extended possessions and momentum.