Phoenix Suns vs Milwaukee Bucks score final 95-88 — Jul 14, 2026 | Score, box score & stats

The Phoenix Suns arrive in Las Vegas as the clear favorites, riding momentum from their Summer League win and bolstered by elite offensive talent in Green Jalen (26.3 PPG), Booker Devin (21.2 PPG, 5.2 APG), and Brooks Dillon (22.8 PPG). The Milwaukee Bucks, conversely, are struggling through a three-game losing streak, managing just 86 points in their Summer League debut and averaging 81 PPG across their last three contests. Home court at Cox Pavilion offers some advantage, but the Bucks' offensive firepower is limited—their leading scorer B. Burries (15 PPG) and the complementary scoring from Markovic Bogoljub (10 PPG) will struggle to match the Suns' depth and ball movement. Offensively, the Suns' playmaking and spacing should wear down Milwaukee's interior-heavy defense. Booker's ability to generate offense in the halfcourt and Green's off-ball mobility will create constant mismatches. The Bucks lack the perimeter athleticism to contain this attack for 48 minutes. Defensively, Phoenix's switching schemes and length should limit the Bucks' transition game, which appears to be their most effective avenue. Milwaukee's bench is particularly thin—outside of the five listed contributors, Summer League depth is exposing rotational gaps that the Suns' veteran organization will exploit. The pace should remain relatively even, but Phoenix's superior half-court execution and Bucks' cold shooting trend (119 PPG allowed in last three games) point to a Suns victory. Milwaukee may compete early and keep the game close through two quarters, but the third quarter will likely be decisive as Suns' star power fully asserts control. Expect the Suns to pull clear in the fourth, with final margin around 8 points.