Portland Trail Blazers vs Milwaukee Bucks Final Score & Over/Under Result — Nov 24, 2025

Portland's defensive resilience in this one defied recent trends: the Trail Blazers held Milwaukee to 103 points despite allowing 125.9 per game over their last 10, a 22-point departure that tilted a closely contested affair firmly in their favor. The Bucks' struggles on that end—they've surrendered 120.8 per game recently—compounded the problem early, as Portland and Milwaukee traded buckets evenly through the first half (combined 118 points), but the Trail Blazers pulled clear in the second half when Milwaukee's offense stalled.

Jerami Grant led the charge with 35 points, anchoring a balanced Portland attack that included Deni Avdija's 22 points and 5 assists and Donovan Clingan's 11 rebounds off the bench. Bobby Portis Jr. (22 points, 6 rebounds) and Cole Anthony (16 points) kept Milwaukee competitive, but the Bucks managed just 49 combined points in the fourth quarter as Portland closed out 115–103. The third quarter (51 combined) proved decisive: Milwaukee scored just 21 while Portland added 30, a 9-point swing that created separation the Bucks never recovered.

The combined total of 218 landed well under the market total, with both teams' offenses stuttering in the back half. Portland's second-half defense—holding Milwaukee to 50 points after 59 in the first half—was the game's defining feature, delivering the Trail Blazers a road win that inverted recent form.