GAME RECAP
MVP
Brandon Jennings, Bucks
The second-year point guard had 27 points, seven assists, three steals and two blocks. He scored 16 of his points in the second half.
BY THE NUMBERS
4-for-23 shooting performance by the Wolves reserves
43 Consecutive double-doubles by Kevin Love, the most since Moses Malone's 44 in 1982-83.
17-2 Bucks' edge in fast-break points.
11 missed free throws by the Wolves in 31 attempts. The Bucks made 27 of 31.
21 points for Michael Beasley in his first game back from a bothersome ankle injury. But he only had one rebound.
20 points by Corey Maggette off the bench, singlehandedly outscoring the Wolves bench.
0 shots made and assists by Sebastian Telfair, who is replacing the injured Jonny Flynn at backup point guard.
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