In a relentless offensive showcase, the Milwaukee Bucks (18-7) delivered a commanding performance against the struggling Detroit Pistons (2-24), securing a resounding 146-114 victory.
The Bucks left no room for doubt, establishing a formidable 24-point lead in the first quarter and maintaining their dominance throughout the game.
Damian Lillard spearheaded the offensive onslaught with an impressive 33 points, complemented by Bobby Portis’ season-high 31-point contribution.
This victory not only marked the Bucks’ most lopsided win of the season but also extended the Pistons’ losing streak to a daunting 23 consecutive games, matching the NBA’s third-longest skid within a single season.
Giannis Antetokounmpo, returning after a franchise-record 64-point performance, added 22 points, eight rebounds, and six assists, showcasing the Bucks’ depth and talent.
The Pistons, under the weight of another substantial defeat, couldn’t find a remedy to the Bucks’ offensive prowess. Cade Cunningham led the Pistons with 25 points, while Bojan Bogdanovic contributed 24 in a valiant effort.
The Bucks, managing the absence of Malik Beasley and Khris Middleton, strategically rested key players, allowing for an impressive showing from role players like MarJon Beauchamp, who made his first start of the season and scored the game’s first seven points.
