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Sport WorldBriefNBA Checked story Published 12 November 2026 · Updated 12 Nov, 04:25 UTC

Los Angeles Lakers 123–112 Milwaukee Bucks: Dončić's 32 leads a seventh straight win as Milwaukee matches its worst start

The Los Angeles Lakers beat the Milwaukee Bucks 123–112 at Fiserv Forum on Wednesday 11 November 2026 for a seventh straight win. Luka Dončić scored 32 points, Sandro Mamukelashvili added 23 off the bench and Austin Reaves 18, as Los Angeles led 61–50 at half-time and 94–73 after three quarters. Tyler Herro led Milwaukee with 27 points, but an eighth straight defeat left the Bucks 1–11, matching the worst start in franchise history.

Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee (file photo)
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Verified The Los Angeles Lakers beat the Milwaukee Bucks 123–112 at Fiserv Forum on Wednesday 11 November 2026 in an NBA regular-season game. Los Angeles won the first three quarters 30–28, 31–22 and 33–23 to lead 61–50 at half-time and 94–73 after three; Milwaukee won the fourth 39–29 and cut a 24-point deficit to eight in the final minute.

Key points

  • Final: Los Angeles Lakers 123, Milwaukee Bucks 112 at Fiserv Forum — 61–50 at half-time and 94–73 after three quarters.
  • Dončić scored 32 points; Mamukelashvili added 23 off the bench and Reaves 18 before both starters left with injuries.
  • Herro led Milwaukee with 27 points and Jaquez Jr. added 25 off the bench.
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  • Los Angeles has won seven straight at a league-best 11–2; Milwaukee's eighth straight defeat, at 1–11, matches the worst start in franchise history.

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What happened

Los Angeles took the game away in the third quarter, outscoring Milwaukee 33–23, and led by 24 in the fourth before the Bucks' closing group cut the gap to eight with 29 seconds left. Reaves left in the third quarter with a left heel injury and Dončić left late with an apparent right ankle injury, with the Lakers well ahead.

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What we know

  • The final score, the quarter scores and the main scoring lines, from the NBA's own record, AP and the Journal Sentinel in agreement.
  • That Reaves left with a left heel injury and Dončić with an apparent right ankle injury, both with the game in hand.

What we don't know yet

  • Whether Dončić or Reaves will be fit for the Lakers' next game, at Phoenix on Sunday — no update was given in the reporting read.
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  • VerifiedThe San Antonio Spurs beat the Chicago Bulls 124–119 at the United Center on Wednesday 11 November 2026 in an NBA regular-season game. Chicago won the first quarter 41–29 and led 70–56 at half-time after building a 22-point lead, their largest of the season; San Antonio won the third quarter 34–19 and the fourth 34–30, outscoring Chicago 68–49 after half-time.
  • VerifiedVictor Wembanyama scored 32 points for San Antonio with nine rebounds and five blocks, on 13-of-18 shooting. Dylan Harper added 18 points, 10 assists and four steals, and De'Aaron Fox scored 17 points — all in the first half — with nine assists; the Spurs had seven scorers in double figures.
  • VerifiedJalen Smith led Chicago with 23 points, tying his career high, Nic Claxton added 17 off the bench and Caleb Wilson scored 15 points in 15 minutes before leaving the game in the third quarter with a right hand injury, the team announced.
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  • VerifiedAndreeva hit 16 winners and only six unforced errors, while Sabalenka hit 23 unforced errors and no aces, and won only 10 more points after holding a double-break lead in the first set, BBC Sport reports. Andreeva said afterwards that Sabalenka had not had her best day and that she could not take all the credit for the result.
  • VerifiedIn the group's other match on Wednesday, Elina Svitolina came from a set down to beat Karolina Muchova 3–6, 6–2, 6–2. Muchova is eliminated; Sabalenka and Svitolina meet in Friday's final group matches, and the winner joins Andreeva in the semi-finals.
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  • VerifiedThe US State Department's advisory for Qatar is Level 3 — visitors should 'reconsider travel due to risk of armed conflict'. The department updated the advisory last month, citing Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia, including on civilian airports and critical infrastructure.
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