Bucks Struggle Against Cavaliers in Summer League Loss

The Milwaukee Bucks faced a challenging matchup against the Cleveland Cavaliers, ultimately losing 93-83. Despite the score appearing close, Cleveland's physicality and hustle set the tone, making the game feel one-sided. The Bucks relied heavily on Chris Livingston and Jamaree Bouyea, who combined for 41 points, while the rest of the team struggled to contribute effectively.

Milwaukee's starting lineup featured Bouyea, Andre Jackson Jr., Livingston, Tyler Smith, and Pete Nance, while the Cavs showcased Tyrese Proctor, Saliou Niang, Norchad Omier, Nae?Qwan Tomlin, and Jaylon Tyson. The game began with a strong performance from Livingston, but Cleveland quickly responded with a series of runs, outpacing Milwaukee both offensively and defensively.

As the game progressed, the Cavaliers established a significant lead, particularly in rebounding, where they dominated 65-44. The Bucks showed resilience in the fourth quarter, narrowing the gap to seven points, but ultimately fell short as Cleveland maintained control. Tomlin led all scorers with 22 points, while Livingston topped the Bucks with 21.