- Matchup: Milwaukee Bucks vs Phoenix Suns
- Date: Saturday, March 21, 2026
- Venue: Mortgage Matchup Center, Phoenix, AZ
- Broadcast: NBA TV
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The Phoenix Suns (39-30) are set to host the Milwaukee Bucks (28-40) at Mortgage Matchup Center this Saturday.
In their previous outing, the Bucks faced the Cavaliers, resulting in a 123-116 defeat. Milwaukee recorded a field goal percentage of 47.7% (42 of 88), connecting on 20 of 45 attempts from three-point range. At the free-throw line, they made 12 of 17 chances, translating to a 70.6% success rate. The team grabbed a total of 39 rebounds, including 7 offensive boards, and distributed 24 assists. They forced the Cavaliers into 7 turnovers and made 3 steals. On the defensive end, Milwaukee allowed Cleveland a shooting percentage of 48.8% from the field (42 of 86). Cleveland recorded 27 assists and made 3 steals and controlled 46 rebounds (10 offensive and 36 defensive) while also achieving 6 blocked shots. They finished the game with a free-throw success rate of 79.4%, hitting 27 of 34 attempts, and made 12 of 36 three-point shots. The Bucks committed 22 personal fouls compared to Cleveland’s 20.
Kevin Porter Jr. played a significant role in the matchup, scoring 25 points on 8 of 15 shooting. He logged 33 minutes on the court, pulled down 3 rebounds, achieved a shooting efficiency of 53.3%, and handed out 10 assists.
The Bucks come into this game with a 28-40 record this season. They average 111.3 points per game, placing them 28th in the league, with a shooting accuracy of 48.0%. Milwaukee is hitting 38.8% of their three-point attempts (1,002 of 2,583) and converting 73.1% from the free-throw line. The team averages 41.0 rebounds and has tallied 1,764 assists throughout the year, which ranks 21st in the NBA. They turn the ball over 14.6 times per game while committing 19.8 personal fouls each night.
Defensively, the Bucks average 13.1 forced turnovers and draw 17.9 fouls per game. They rank 20th in the league for allowing 1,883 assists to opponents this season. Milwaukee concedes a field goal percentage of 46.8% (2,807 of 5,995) and allows 44.9 rebounds per game. They give up a three-point shooting percentage of 37.0% and are 18th in points per game allowed, with a total of 116.2.
In their last game, the Suns faced a setback, losing 116-104 against the Timberwolves. When evaluating their performance on the boards, Phoenix allowed Minnesota to secure 49 rebounds (15 offensive). The Suns struggled from beyond the arc, shooting 32.1% by making 9 of 28 attempts, and managed to sink 21 of their 29 free-throw attempts, good for 72.4%. Defensively, they allowed the Timberwolves to shoot 51.2% (43 of 84). Phoenix finished with a shooting percentage of 38.1%, hitting 37 of 97 shots. From three-point range, they made 13 out of 37 attempts (35.1%) and secured 17 free throws with a conversion rate of 73.9%. Minnesota committed 20 fouls, allowing the Suns 23 opportunities at the line. The Suns gave up 14 turnovers while recording 13 steals, managing a total of 40 boards (23 defensive and 17 offensive).
Devin Booker was a standout contributor for the Suns, scoring 34 points in 35 minutes. He shot 11 of 27 (40.7%) and added 6 rebounds along with 3 assists.
Phoenix holds a record of 39-30 for the season. Offensively, they have a field goal percentage of 45.3%, ranking them 27th in the league. The Suns have accumulated 7,756 points throughout the season, averaging 112.4 points per game, and collect 43.0 rebounds per contest. Their assist average stands at 24.7 assists per game (26th in the league), while they turn the ball over 14.6 times per night. The Suns average 20.9 personal fouls per game and are efficient at the free-throw line, shooting 78.7%.
Defensively, Phoenix allows a three-point shooting percentage of 34.4% (838 of 2,433), and opposing teams convert 78.4% of their free throws. They give up 24.7 assists per game and 44.0 rebounds, ranking 4th and 16th in the league, respectively. The Suns are 6th in points per game allowed at 111.4 and force 16.3 turnovers each game while opponents shoot 47.0% from the field (16th in the NBA).
Who will emerge victorious in tonight’s NBA matchup against the spread?
Prediction: Back Phoenix
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