For the first 23 seconds of the game, not much happened. For the final 47 minutes and 37 seconds, the Bucks merely scored 144 points, a franchise record for a non-overtime game, with 22 three-pointers (another franchise record) on 56 threes attempted (yet another franchise record).
The Milwaukee Bucks scored 72 points in the first half, and then 72 in the second half for good measure. Giannis Antetokounmpo led the way, notching his second triple double of the season and adding a couple highlight reel dunks to his already massive collection.
Winners of five in a row, the Sacramento Kings could do little to stop the Mike Budenholzer schemed offense from doing exactly what it’s meant to do, highlighting player movement, ball movement, and taking the first open three or beating your man and getting to the rim to kick out, finish, or draw a foul.