For the second time in a week, the Milwaukee Bucks took down the New York Knicks, this time without the same theatrics as they dominated them 103-89 after Kristaps Porzingis left with an injury later reported as a torn ACL. Milwaukee trailed just 25-26 after one, despite the Bucks shooting just 40.9% on the quarter. The Bucks fell behind by nine in the second, but rallied to take a 50-46 lead at half with Eric Bledsoe tying Giannis Antetokounmpo for the team lead in points at 12. Milwaukee bullied their way in transition in the third, dominating the Knicks in the quarter to go ahead by 13 heading into the final period.
Milwaukee vs. New York: A Comfortable Win In The Big Apple
