On February 7, Beijing time, the NBA regular season game continued. In a battle of focus, the Phoenix Suns sat at home and welcomed the challenge of the Milwaukee Bucks. After four quarters of intense battle, the Suns defeated the Bucks 114-106, ushering in a two-game winning streak and sending their opponents to two straight defeats.
Editor: Suns (30-21): Durant 28 points and 10 rebounds, Booker 32 points and 4 assists, Beal 25 points and 10 rebounds, Nurkic 10 points and 10 rebounds.
Bucks (33-18): Antetokounmpo 34 points, 10 rebounds and 6 assists, Beasley 22 points, Connaughton 10 points, 6 rebounds and 6 assists, Crowder 10 points and 6 rebounds.
Beasley and Middleton hit three three-pointers in the first quarter to give the Bucks a 9-4 lead. After the middle period, Durant and Booker worked hard to lead the Suns to overtake the score. In the final 1 minute, he scored 4 points in a row, and the Bucks led by 1 point at 23-22 to end the first quarter.
Editor: Beal scored five straight points in the second quarter, and the Suns started the game 7-0. The Bucks' Crowder and Antetokounmpo scored six points in a row, and the two sides were once again at a stalemate on the court. Beasley hit a three-pointer and the Bucks led by seven points at 2:24. The Suns scored six straight points to close the score again, and at halftime, the Bucks led the Suns by one point at 49-48.
Editor: Booker made a strong effort in the third quarter, and he scored 16 points in a single quarter to lead the Suns to gradually pull the score away. 4 minutes and 40 seconds Booker scored 2+1The Suns led by nine points at 71-62. The Bucks went on a 9-2 run and Beasley's three-pointer put them up at 2:48 to 71-73. Bol and Beal scored four straight points as the Suns ended the third quarter 79-73.
Beal's three-pointer and Nurkic's layup in the final quarter helped the Suns extend their lead to double digits as soon as they came up. Durant's three-point shot helped the Suns take a 15-point lead at 3:49 at 107-92. The Bucks didn't give up, chasing seven points in a row to 99-107 at 1:37. Beal hit a three-pointer in the final 46 seconds to kill the game 110-99. In the end, the game ended with the Suns beating the Bucks 114-106.