Bucks Dominate Pacers with Explosive Third Quarter

MILWAUKEE: In Game 3 of their playoff series, the Milwaukee Bucks defeated the Indiana Pacers with a final score of 117-101 at Fiserv Forum on Friday night. This victory reduces the Bucks’ series deficit to 2-1.

Giannis Antetokounmpo showcased his prowess with an impressive stat line of 37 points, 12 rebounds, and six assists, achieved in just 32 minutes on the court.

Gary Trent Jr. matched Antetokounmpo’s scoring output, also contributing 37 points along with three assists, delivering a significant offensive boost for Milwaukee.

Following a tightly contested first quarter that concluded in a 26-26 draw, the Bucks seized control in the subsequent quarter and maintained their advantage.

A remarkable 39-point third quarter, during which they outscored the Pacers by 13 points, proved pivotal in establishing a decisive lead and ultimately securing the win.

Bobby Portis Jr. added a valuable 10 points and 8 rebounds as a reserve, while AJ Green contributed 12 points through efficient shooting. Damian Lillard played a supportive role, amassing 7 points and 5 assists while prioritizing offensive playmaking.

Indiana faced difficulties in establishing their offensive flow in the third quarter, limited to only 18 points. With their rhythm disrupted, the Pacers will aim to regroup before the critical Game 4.

The home crowd at the Fiserv Forum played a crucial role, generating an energetic atmosphere that spurred Milwaukee to victory.

As the series progresses, the Bucks will seek to even the score in the upcoming game, whereas the Pacers will strive to recover their earlier momentum and widen their series advantage.