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Rockets Dominate Bucks 132-100 in Fiserv Forum

Houston extends its perfect start to 5-0 with a commanding 32-point victory over Milwaukee, which drops to 1-4.

Theo Vance· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team

October 29, 20261 min read

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October 28, 2026

Houston Extends Perfect Start

The Houston Rockets maintained their flawless record Wednesday, defeating the Milwaukee Bucks 132-100 at Fiserv Forum. The victory improves Houston’s standing to 5-0, while the home team falls to 1-4 on the season.

Decisive Runs Define Contest

Houston established control early and never relinquished it, fueled by a critical stretch in the second quarter that broke the game open. After trailing 21-16 late in the first period, the Rockets outscored Milwaukee 34-14 in the second frame. This surge was anchored by efficient scoring from key contributors, including three-pointers from Jabari Smith Jr. and Fred VanVleet, alongside driving efforts from Amen Thompson.

The third quarter saw Houston continue its offensive pressure, winning the period 38-34. The Rockets built a substantial lead before entering the final period with a commanding advantage, rendering the outcome largely uncontested despite Milwaukee’s attempts to trim the deficit in the closing minutes.

Top Performers

Fred VanVleet led all scorers for Houston with 24 points and dished out 5 assists. Amen Thompson provided significant support with consistent scoring drives and plays at the rim. Jabari Smith Jr. contributed from beyond the arc, while Tari Eason secured 9 rebounds to anchor the frontcourt.

For Milwaukee, Tyler Herro was the primary offensive threat, recording 23 points. Kasparas Jakucionis facilitated the offense with 6 assists, and Kel'el Ware controlled the glass with 8 rebounds. Despite these individual efforts, the Bucks could not match Houston’s volume of scoring or defensive stops.

Final Tally and Records

The Rockets’ balanced attack overwhelmed Milwaukee’s defense throughout all four quarters. The final score of 132-100 reflected Houston’s dominance in efficiency and execution. With this win, Houston remains undefeated, while Milwaukee struggles to find consistency early in the campaign.

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Theo Vance· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team

Theo Vance writes about Frisco sports, from high school programs to the city's pro and collegiate teams.

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