Knicks Defeat Bucks 118–109 in NBA Cup Clash
Jalen Brunson delivered an outstanding performance, scoring 37 points to lead the New York Knicks past the Milwaukee Bucks with a 118–109 victory. This win allowed the Knicks to advance further in the NBA Cup competition.
Brunson’s sharp shooting and leadership sealed the outcome late in the fourth quarter, as the Knicks managed to fend off a Milwaukee comeback led by Giannis Antetokounmpo. The Bucks showed early promise but struggled to contain New York’s balanced offense in the second half.
Key Highlights
- Jalen Brunson: 37 points, pivotal in the Knicks' offensive rhythm.
- Giannis Antetokounmpo: Strong effort with scoring and rebounding but lacked team support.
- Team Performance: Knicks closed the game efficiently, maintaining defensive focus and hitting late-game shots.
Postgame Notes
New York’s victory underscores the team’s growing chemistry and ability to compete at a high level during tournament play. The Bucks, meanwhile, face questions about consistency as they continue their Cup campaign.
"Brunson’s leadership was the difference," said a Knicks assistant coach after the game.
Author’s summary:
Jalen Brunson’s 37-point effort powered the Knicks past the Bucks, securing a controlled 118–109 win and momentum in the NBA Cup.
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