The Milwaukee Bucks defeated the Orlando Magic 104 - 96 at Amway Center on Sunday. The Bucks (7 - 8) pulled out a victory that was relatively close from end - to - end, but capitalized by a well rounded performance from point guard Giannis Antetokounmpo and three bench players scoring in double figures. The aforementioned point guard made a two - foot layup with just one second remaining at the end of the first quarter, which gave the Bucks a 36 - 29 lead. A pair of C.J. Watson free throws for the Magic (6 - 11) cut the Bucks lead to four points midway through the second period, but Milwaukee was able to stave off Orlando from tying the game until Evan Fournier’s two point jump shot in the third quarter, which tied the game at 60 point a piece. The Bucks played smart basketball down the stretch, working the shot clock in their favor and relied on efficient rotations from their bench players to come away with the road win. Antetokounmpo finished with 18 points, nine rebounds, four assists, three blocks and one steal on 7 - of - 11 shooting across 31 minutes. John Henson added 20 points and seven boards to lead the Bucks in scoring, while Michael Beasley, Greg Monroe Malcolm Brogdon finished double figures on the bench. Fournier led the Magic with 27 points, six rebounds, seven assists, two steals and just one turnover on 11 - of - 21 shooting. Orlando only went three players deep on the bench, requiring a lot of minutes from Nikola Vucevic, C.J. Watson and Elfrid Payton. All but Watson (0 - of - 6 shooting) were effective in their play, but were unable to aid the starters in fueling a comeback down the stretch. Both teams have tough contests on Tuesday, as the Magic visit the San Antonio Spurs, while the Bucks host the Cleveland Cavaliers.
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