The Milwaukee Bucks cruised past the Dallas Mavericks, 123–99, finishing with a 24-point win behind efficient shooting and a decisive edge on the glass. Milwaukee shot 55.0% from the field (21-of-38) and piled up 28 assists, using ball movement to generate clean looks and keep Dallas from setting its defense. The Bucks also won the rebounding battle, 59–50, helping them control tempo and limit Dallas to one-and-done possessions. Milwaukee’s perimeter output was a major separator, as the Bucks hit 20 three-pointers on 54 attempts while Dallas went 10-of-36 from deep. That gap from beyond the arc, paired with Milwaukee’s higher overall efficiency, allowed the Bucks to steadily build separation and turn the game into a comfortable margin by the second half. Rollins Ryan led all scorers with 24 points for Milwaukee, setting the tone offensively. Kyle Kuzma added 20 points, while A.J. Green chipped in 17 and Gary Trent contributed 13, giving the Bucks multiple scoring options and consistent production across the rotation. For Dallas, C. Flagg paced the Mavericks with 19 points, but the team struggled to find consistent offense, finishing at 40.0% shooting (24-of-60) with 18 assists. For Milwaukee, the win underscored the value of spacing, three-point volume, and collective playmaking, especially with 28 assists and strong rebounding support. Dallas will look to improve shot quality and offensive connectivity after a night where its efficiency and three-point accuracy lagged, making it difficult to keep pace once Milwaukee’s lead began to grow.