Brooklyn Nets vs Milwaukee Bucks Final Score & Over/Under Result — Nov 29, 2025

Giannis Antetokounmpo's 29 points and 8 rebounds powered Milwaukee's defense-first victory, as the Bucks held Brooklyn to just 99 points in a game that finished well short of the market expectation. The combined 215 points landed comfortably under the 218.5 pregame total, with DAGGER's under call cashing convincingly. The gap wasn't about a slow start—the first half yielded 124 combined points at a robust pace—but rather a complete offensive collapse in the second half, when the teams combined for just 91 points across 24 minutes. The third quarter proved decisive, yielding only 45 combined points as Milwaukee's defense tightened and Brooklyn's role players struggled to sustain momentum.

Danny Wolf led the Nets with 22 points and 4 assists, while Jalen Wilson added 13 points off the bench, but the supporting cast couldn't generate enough offense to keep pace. Milwaukee's balanced attack—AJ Green contributed 15 points and 5 assists, Bobby Portis Jr. grabbed 6 rebounds—limited Brooklyn's scoring opportunities. The Bucks' recent form (118.7 points allowed per game over their last 10) signaled defensive competence, while the Nets' 115.4 allowed suggested vulnerability, a disparity that materialized as the second half unfolded. The 3.5-point under-miss reflected how thoroughly the game decelerated once halftime arrived, with the Bucks' 28 third-quarter points setting a grind-heavy tone that the Nets simply couldn't shake.