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On January 6, Beijing time, the NBA regular season played another game, the Toronto Raptors challenged the Milwaukee Bucks away, and the Raptors successfully reversed in the second half, and finally defeated the Bucks 117-111, welcoming four consecutive wins.

In this campaign, Siakam had 33 points, 5 rebounds, 6 assists and 3 steals, Trent had 22 points and 5 rebounds, Anunoby had 22 points and 6 rebounds, and Van Vleet had 19 points and 5 assists.

For the Bucks, Middleton had 25 points and 6 rebounds, Enwora 17 points and 6 rebounds, Cousins 15 points, 10 rebounds and 3 steals, Holliday 15 points, 8 rebounds, 12 assists and 3 blocks.

Game review

At the beginning of the first quarter, Nwora cut a layup and scored first for the Bucks. VanVleet hit a three-pointer, Middleton broke through to a layup, Trent Jr. hit a mid-range shot, and Anunoby hit a three-pointer. Portis made a layup, Siakam scored 2+1, and the Raptors hit a 10-3 offensive wave to successfully widen the point difference to double digits. The two teams played three consecutive points, Middleton assisted teammates with dunks, Cousins hit a three-pointer and Mamurashvili free throws helped the Bucks equalize. The Bucks sent a 20-3 offensive wave to open up the point difference, and Butcher hit a three-point shot to stop the Raptors. Holliday scored five straight points and Van Wert scored in a snap. The first quarter ended with the Raptors trailing the Bucks 35-42.

At the start of the second quarter, Siakam stepped back and scored, Cousins and Middleton scored consecutive points, Anunoby hit a three-pointer, and Cousins scored 3+1. The Bucks led by 10 points. Anunoby hit from mid-range in a hurry, Matthews hit a three-pointer, and Anunoby and Trent Jr. scored consecutive points. Envera and Van Vliet scored three-pointers, Matthews scored three points, Middleton scored a throw and Siakam broke through to make a layup. Cousins scored on a layup, Champaigné scored consecutively, Envera hit a three-pointer and Siakam scored on a jumper. VanVleet hit three-point shots, Holliday and Envera scored on backs, VanVleet scored three-pointers and Anunoby hit three-pointers. At the end of the half, the Raptors trailed the Bucks 68-77.

Easy side to fight again. The Raptors scored six straight points to tie the deficit to three points. Envera picked up a layup, Trent Jr. made a layup, Middleton scored on a layup, and Barnes scored with a dunk. Envera responded with a dunk, Siakam threw a 2+1 shot and the Raptors hit a 7-0 offensive wave to equalize. Holliday stopped the penalty and Siakam made a layup to reverse the score. VanVleet scored on a jumper. The third quarter ended with the Raptors overtaking the Bucks 92-88.

The final quarter began with Middleton scoring a jumper and Siakam responding with a jumper. Portis hit a three-pointer and Achuva hit a three-pointer with color. The Raptors hit an offensive 11-0 run to stretch the point difference into double digits. Hood scored on a layup, Siakam hooked up, Trent Jr. hit a three-pointer and Middleton scored from mid-range. Matthews and Middleton hit back-to-back three-pointers as the Bucks trailed for seven points. Holliday hit a three-pointer and the Bucks continued to close the gap. Trent Jr. made 1 of 2 free throws on the free throw line, a five-point difference between the two teams. Portis made 1 of 2 free throws from the free throw line at key moments, Holliday missed a three-point shot, and the Bucks failed to narrow the gap further. In the end, the Raptors won the game.

Both sides started

Raptors: VanVleet, Trent Jr., Scotty Barnes, Siakam, Anunoby

Bucks: Ju Holliday, Matthews, Middleton, Nvola, Portis

Source: NBA official website