Scotiabank Arena, Toronto — October 24, 2025
In a thrilling Eastern Conference showdown, the Milwaukee Bucks were narrowly defeated by the Toronto Raptors, 138–133, at Scotiabank Arena. Both teams entered the game with a 1–0 record, and the contest lived up to expectations with a fast-paced, high-scoring affair.
Game Summary
The Raptors established an early lead, outscoring the Bucks 47–41 in the first half. Milwaukee’s offense, led by Giannis Antetokounmpo, kept the game close, but Toronto’s efficient shooting and depth proved to be the difference. The Raptors shot an impressive 56.8% from the field, including 24% from beyond the arc, while the Bucks managed 51% overall and 40.9% from three-point range.
Key Performances
Giannis Antetokounmpo led the Bucks with 37 points and 14 rebounds, showcasing his dominance in the paint. However, the Raptors’ balanced attack, featuring multiple contributors, overwhelmed Milwaukee in the second half. The Bucks’ defense struggled to contain Toronto’s offensive onslaught, allowing the Raptors to maintain their lead throughout the game.
Injury Report
Milwaukee’s Kevin Porter Jr. was sidelined due to an ankle sprain, impacting the team’s backcourt depth. Toronto’s Collin Murray-Boyles was also unavailable, but the Raptors’ roster depth mitigated the absence.
Looking Ahead
The Bucks will look to regroup and address their defensive lapses as they prepare for their next matchup. Meanwhile, the Raptors will aim to build on this victory and continue their strong start to the season.
