- Matchup: Portland Trail Blazers vs Milwaukee Bucks
- Date: Monday, November 24, 2025
- Venue: Fiserv Forum, Milwaukee, WI
- Broadcast: FanDuel Sports Network
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The Portland Trail Blazers (6-9) are set to clash with the Milwaukee Bucks (8-8) at Fiserv Forum this Monday.
In their latest outing, the Trail Blazers faced off against the Bulls, suffering a narrow defeat with a final score of 122-121. Portland recorded a shooting percentage of 41.1% (44 of 107), including 12 of 42 from the 3-point range. At the free-throw line, they converted 21 of 32 attempts, achieving a rate of 65.6%. On the boards, the Trail Blazers gathered a total of 64 rebounds, with 26 being offensive. They also registered 27 assists, forced 16 turnovers, and secured 10 steals. Defensively, Portland allowed a shooting percentage of 47.9% against 46 of 96 from the Bulls, who recorded 36 assists and 10 steals, while also securing 38 rebounds (7 offensive, 31 defensive) and 5 blocks. Chicago finished the contest shooting 64.3% from the free-throw line by making 9 out of 14 attempts and hit 21 out of their 49 3-point attempts. The Trail Blazers committed 16 personal fouls compared to the Bulls’ 26.
Jerami Grant made a significant contribution in the game, scoring 33 points on 10 of 18 shooting. He played 37 minutes and secured 9 rebounds while recording 4 assists, finishing with an impressive shooting percentage of 55.6%.
As Portland heads into this game with a 6-9 record for the season, they are averaging 16.5 turnovers per game and committing 22.5 personal fouls. The team has been gathering an average of 45.0 rebounds and has a total of 382 assists, ranking 21st in the NBA. From beyond the arc, the Trail Blazers are shooting 32.4% (203 of 627) and they stand at 80.8% from the free-throw line. They are averaging 120.7 points per game, ranking 7th in the league, while shooting 44.9% from the field.
Defensively, the Trail Blazers are forcing 17.3 turnovers per game and drawing 23.6 fouls. They are allowing opponents a 36.4% shooting percentage from beyond the arc and sit 26th in the league for points allowed per game (122.5). Portland’s defense is conceding a shooting percentage of 48.7% (653 of 1,340) and averaging 44.1 rebounds per game. They ranked 18th in the league for assists allowed with 406.
In their previous game, the Bucks fell short against the 76ers, losing 123-114. Milwaukee allowed Philadelphia to collect 52 rebounds, including 11 offensive. The Bucks shot 34.0% from three-point range, hitting 18 of 53 attempts, and went 21 of 26 at the free-throw line for 80.8%. Philadelphia converted 42 of 97 shots from the floor, resulting in a rate of 43.3%. Milwaukee concluded the game with an overall shooting percentage of 48.9% from 45 attempts (92). From three, they converted 14 out of 36 (38.9%) and were able to make 10 free-throw attempts for 76.9%. The 76ers committed 15 fouls, leading to 13 chances at the line for the Bucks. Milwaukee recorded 39 defensive rebounds and 3 offensive rebounds for a total of 42.
Ryan Rollins emerged as a key player for the Bucks in this matchup, shooting 50.0% (13 of 26) from the floor, securing 6 rebounds, and tallying 32 points along with 14 assists in his 40 minutes on the court.
Milwaukee sports an 8-8 record this season. The Bucks average 22.7 personal fouls per game and are shooting 70.3% from the free-throw line. They average 26.9 assists (12th in the league) and turn the ball over 14.5 times per game. With 1,878 total points, the team is averaging 117.4 points per game and securing 39.9 rebounds on average. The Bucks’ offense has been strong, connecting on 49.5% from the field, which ranks 5th in the NBA.
On the defensive front, the Bucks rank 20th for points allowed per game with 119.0. They force 14.9 turnovers each game and permit a shooting percentage of 47.0% from the field (18th in the league). Opponents are hitting 34.7% of their shots from beyond the arc (205 of 590), while also converting 79.6% of their free-throw attempts. The Milwaukee defense allows 26.5 assists and 46.4 total rebounds per game, which ranks them 14th and 26th in the league respectively.
Who will take the win in tonight’s NBA showdown?
Recommendation: Opt for Milwaukee
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