On April 1, the Milwaukee Bucks dominated the Dallas Mavericks with a 123–99 home victory, snapping a four-game losing streak and completing a season sweep.
Despite missing key players on both sides, the Bucks controlled the game throughout. The Mavericks, playing the second night of a back-to-back, struggled to keep pace as Milwaukee steadily extended the lead to over 30 points.
Key performances:
Rollins led with 24 points, 7 rebounds, and 9 assists;
Kyle Kuzma added 20 points and strong defensive contributions;
Seven Bucks players scored in double figures, highlighting their depth.
For Dallas, Flagg posted 19 points and 10 rebounds, but the team lacked efficiency and consistency, particularly from beyond the arc.
Game flow:
The Mavericks kept things close early, but a 9–0 run by Milwaukee shifted momentum in the first quarter.
In the second quarter, scoring slowed, but the Bucks maintained control, entering halftime with a 14-point lead.
The third quarter proved decisive, as Dallas struggled offensively while Milwaukee extended the lead past 20 points.
The fourth quarter was effectively garbage time, with the Bucks cruising to a comfortable win.
Overall, this victory showcased Milwaukee’s depth and adaptability, while Dallas’ fatigue and depleted lineup exposed significant weaknesses.
