The Los Angeles Clippers defeated the Milwaukee Bucks 127-113, pulling away late to secure a 14-point win. Milwaukee leaned heavily on perimeter volume, going 20-for-44 from three-point range, but the Clippers’ steadier balance—along with an edge on the glass (31-27) and in playmaking (27-23 assists)—helped them control the game’s decisive stretches. Trent Gary led all scorers with 36 points for Milwaukee, repeatedly keeping the Bucks within striking distance with shot-making and pace. Taurean Prince added 18 points, and Milwaukee’s three-point shooting provided consistent offense even when possessions didn’t produce easy looks inside. For Los Angeles, Bennedict Mathurin paced the attack with 28 points, while John Collins added 22 points to complement the Clippers’ interior scoring and finishing. Darius Garland contributed 15 points and helped organize the offense, and the Clippers’ ball movement showed up in their assist advantage and ability to generate quality looks without relying on high three-point volume (9-for-23). The result reinforces the Clippers’ ability to win with multiple scorers and efficient team offense, while the Bucks’ performance highlighted both the upside and volatility of a three-point-heavy approach. Milwaukee got elite production from Gary, but Los Angeles’ depth of scoring and cleaner execution over the final run proved decisive.