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Sport WorldBriefNBA Checked story Published 11 November 2026 · Updated 11 Nov, 04:20 UTC

New York Knicks 117–85 Milwaukee Bucks: Brunson and Towns lead a rout and a fourth straight win

The New York Knicks beat the Milwaukee Bucks 117–85 at Madison Square Garden on Tuesday 10 November 2026. Jalen Brunson scored 23 points and Karl-Anthony Towns added 21 points and 16 rebounds as New York outscored Milwaukee 32–13 in both the second and fourth quarters, led 58–34 at half-time and won a fourth straight game. Jaime Jaquez Jr. led the Bucks with 16 points in their seventh straight defeat.

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Verified The New York Knicks beat the Milwaukee Bucks 117–85 at Madison Square Garden on Tuesday 10 November 2026 in an NBA regular-season game. New York won the second and fourth quarters 32–13 each and led 58–34 at half-time; Milwaukee's best quarter was the third, which it won 38–27.

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  • Final: New York Knicks 117, Milwaukee Bucks 85 at Madison Square Garden — 58–34 at half-time, with New York winning the second and fourth quarters 32–13 each.
  • Brunson scored 23 points; Towns added 21 points and 16 rebounds; Anunoby scored 19 with five three-pointers.
  • Jaquez Jr. led Milwaukee with 16 points; the Bucks scored a season-low 85 and lost a seventh straight game.
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  • New York has won four straight and six of seven since an 0–3 start; Milwaukee is 1–10 and winless on the road.

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What happened

The defending champions started their title defence 0–3, but this win — built on a 32–13 second quarter and repeated in the fourth after Milwaukee had cut the lead to 11 early in the final period — made it four straight. Milwaukee played without its leading scorer Tyler Herro and scored a season-low 34 points in the first half.

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What we know

  • The final score, the quarter scores and the main scoring lines, from the NBA's own record and two wire reports in agreement.
  • That Milwaukee played without Tyler Herro and New York without Josh Hart, who missed a third straight game.

What we don't know yet

  • When Tyler Herro will return for Milwaukee — no return date was given in the reporting read.
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  • VerifiedManchester City beat Inter 4–1 away on Tuesday 10 November 2026 in Matchday 4 of the UEFA Women's Champions League league phase, after trailing 1–0. Elisa Bartoli scored for Inter in the 24th minute; Aoba Fujino equalised in the 33rd and put City ahead in the 44th, Kerstin Casparij made it 3–1 in the 56th, assisted by Sam Coffey, and Grace Clinton scored the fourth in the 70th, assisted by Lauren Hemp. It was 2–1 to City at half-time.
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